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A professional portfolio from Rhode Island

Experience
you can see.

A growing record of canine-assisted activities, documented education and responsible guidance for families and organizations.

Soul Therapy Dogs, LLCEnglish / Español
Documented educationInstitutional experienceCanine communicationResponsible activitiesEducational resources
02 / Activities

Selected portfolio

Experience in
real contexts.

Each activity will eventually include its date, setting, participants, role, learning and approved visual record.

A therapy dog visiting a resident in a care setting
Institutional setting

Continuum Hospice & Palliative Care

Documented therapy dog volunteer experience in a hospice and palliative care setting.

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Carlos Moriella standing outdoors beside his dog
Community service

Family Court, West Warwick

Documented therapy dog volunteer experience in a family court setting.

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A Soul Therapy Dogs session in a community living setting
Community living

Rhode Island University

Assisted therapy dog activities in a Rhode Island community living setting.

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Illustration of a child connecting calmly with a dog
Education

Educational & community activities

Structured interactions shaped around context, consent and animal welfare.

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00 / Introduction

A new way to tell the story

More than services.
A living record of the work.

Soul Therapy Dogs brings together professional education, real activities and practical information. This portfolio shows the people behind the project, where the experience was built and how that knowledge can support responsible next steps.

01 / People

The people behind the work

Two profiles.
One shared purpose.

Separate profiles so that each person’s background, activities and credentials are attributed clearly.

Carlos Moriella standing outdoors beside his dog
Founder · Documented profile

Carlos Alberto
Moriella Torrealba

Professional education in canine behavior and assisted activities, with experience in community, educational and institutional settings.

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July DeSousa standing outdoors beside a dog
Profile in documentation
Soul Therapy Dogs team

July
DeSousa

Her role, biography, activities and credentials will be added after the corresponding documents and approved photographs are reviewed.

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03 / Credentials

Education, clearly attributed

Documented education.
Clearly attributed.

Each item identifies the person, official course or program title, institution and date provided by the reviewed certificate. Education demonstrates learning; it does not guarantee outcomes or independently certify a dog.

10 selected credentials shown.

2023

ABC Service Dog Trainer

Carlos Moriella · Animal Behavior College

2021

The D.J. Professional Pet Assisted Therapy Program

Carlos Moriella and Luna · Certificate of Completion

2021

Person-Centered Care: A Habilitation Therapy Training Curriculum

Carlos Moriella · Alzheimer’s Association · 13 hours

2019

Intervenciones Asistidas con Perros

Carlos Moriella · AETANA México · 12 hours

2012

First Aid for Dogs and Cats Workshop

Carlos Moriella · Corporación de Salud del Estado Miranda

2010

Técnico en Terapias y Actividades Asistidas con Perros

Carlos Moriella · Grupo Yaakun and Cuerpo Canino Terapéutico Lincoln · 56 hours

2021

Certified Home Health Aide Program

July DeSousa · Alternative Training Center · 75 hours

2019

The D.J. Professional Pet Assisted Therapy Program

July DeSousa and Mia · Certificate of Completion

2019

Intervenciones Asistidas con Perros

July DeSousa · AETANA México · 12 hours

2019

Homemaker Program

July DeSousa · Alternative Training Center · 40 hours

Carlos Moriella and July DeSousa · Selected documented education

Illustration of a child forming a calm connection with a dog
Experience into guidance

What this portfolio supports

Observe first.
Guide responsibly.

The professional offer remains present, but it is supported by visible experience and educational context.

  • Guidance for families

    Understanding canine communication, behavior and realistic goals.

  • Therapy dog preparation guidance

    Temperament, context and external requirements without certification promises.

  • Structured activities for organizations

    Planned interactions for educational, residential and community settings.

Start with context

Tell us about your dog
or your organization.

Share the setting, your goals and what you would like to understand. The first conversation helps determine whether this approach fits your situation.

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English & EspañolRhode Island, USA
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