Clinical Background: Researched clinical data reported by The Washington Post verifies that petting or scratching rescued miniature horses and donkeys for just three minutes reliably produces precipitous decreases in adolescent anxiety, loneliness, and sadness while elevating grounded calm.
Presets:

1. Teen Baseline Emotional Profile

Self-reported or counselor-observed pre-session distress and calm indices (0 to 100 scale).

80
0 (Composed) 50 (Moderate) 100 (Severe Panic)
20
0 (No Calm) 50 (Mild) 100 (Deep Tranquility)
75
0 (Connected) 50 (Alienated) 100 (Profound Isolation)
70
0 (Cheerful) 50 (Subdued) 100 (Deep Despondence)

2. Select Equine Companion

3. Tactile Engagement Mode

4. Micro-Session Duration

Post-Session Trajectory Model

Real-time biological & emotional response modeled on clinical 3-minute trials.

Post-Session Anxiety
28
-52 pts (Significant Relief)
Post-Session Calm
88
+68 pts (Vagal Activation)
Post-Session Loneliness
25
-50 pts (Connected)
Post-Session Sadness
22
-48 pts (Affect Lifted)
3-Minute Shift Trajectory Pre vs. Post Projected
Anxiety
28%
Calm
88%
Loneliness
25%
Sadness
22%

School & Clinic Micro-Break Protocol

Structure micro-sessions into school passing periods or counseling blocks.

Protocol Verified: Session trajectory computed.
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