""A cat quietly resting nearby or purring can help us slow down and reset," Valuska explains. In fact, research shows that just ten minutes of feline fraternization can measurably reduce cortisol levels."
""College students are navigating a complex mix of academic demands and digital overstimulation," says Dr. Taylor Chastain Griffin of Pet Partners. "The Therapod offers a brief but meaningful opportunity to disconnect and recharge.""
Purina Cat Chow is providing a mobile Therapod in Washington Square Park from May 6 to 9, offering students a chance to interact with certified therapy cats. This initiative, part of the Cats as Therapy (CAT) Project, aims to alleviate stress during finals. Research indicates that just ten minutes with a cat can lower cortisol levels, providing emotional support for students away from home. The Therapod also encourages a break from digital devices, promoting relaxation and mental well-being during a demanding academic period.
Read at Time Out New York
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