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The Miriam & LeLe Show
Professor Keely’s certified Psychiatric Service Dogs (PSD) are little but mighty, with stylish service fashion wardrobes designed to spread joy and happiness.
We are using our visits to conduct observational qualitative research to reverse the government's American Disability Act, which does not recognize Psychiatric Service Dogs (PSD) or Emotional Support Animals for most mental health conditions such as depression, loneliness, and generalized anxiety.
They visit nursing homes, independent/assisted living facilities, and hospitals. Miriam and LeLe provide lovable support in communities with elders, families, and caregivers working long shifts. Their companionship is especially observable to those with separation trauma and the stress caused by loneliness.
Young people in K-12 experience immense stress differently than past generations due to extreme social, parental, and testing pressures. They are showing signs of major mental health crises, including anxiety, depression, and more. Like military veterans with PTSD, social, parental, and educational pressure often causes kids to experiment with drugs and alcohol earlier than ever before.
NOTE: All images/videos in our materials showing faces were taken with permission.
Our Team
Professor Amy J. Keely, MBA, M.Ed. Ph.D. ABD | CEO & Pet Parent Handler
Amy J. Keely is a college professor, guest speaker, coach, and an award-winning supply-chain marketer, with 20+ years of business experience working for small businesses as well as global billion-dollar corporations - in many industries. She is an inter-disciplinarian as an expert business marketing operational efficiency (using Quality Management System principles) and as a philosopher-artist. Amy is a published author in the peer reviewed International Journal of Art and Art History and numerous corporate publications. She has taught classes at both business colleges and art schools in the following disciplines: Management, Business/Business Law, Marketing (all courses), HR, English, Photography, and Fashion Merchandising (e.g., Consumer Behavior, Visual Merchandising, Inventory Control). Amy lectures about the lessons taught to her trailblazing mother who was General Motor’s first female engineer.
DeAndra, Social Media Manager
Cheryl, Operations Director
DeAndra's superpower is her love of organization which is critical when developing our social media presence. This is especially true as we expand across different platforms.
Cheryl's superpower is her love of writing especially advertising jingle and her ability to coordinate. This is critical in helping the Professor edit her books, and book events for Miriam & LeLe.