Beyond Behavior: Toward True Healing

BOIT recognizes that dogs are sentient beings with complex inner lives – capable of trauma, dissociation, and psychological suffering that no amount of “training” can address. This program equips you to meet dogs where conventional approaches fail: in their psychological reality.

Become a canine psychiatrist. Understand not just what dogs do, but who they are.

Dog psychotherapist?

Yes. The training that doesn’t “fix” behavior – it understands it.

You don’t want to teach dogs to perform tricks while their minds fracture.
You want to heal.
Welcome to the only training where “sit” and “stay” belong in the trash.

What makes BOIT unique?

Traditional dog training addresses what dogs do. BOIT explores why they do it – examining the profound emotional, neurological, and relational foundations that shape canine behavior and wellbeing.

This isn’t about techniques or commands. This is about genuine therapeutic understanding.

• ❌ No “sit,” no treats, no obedience theater.

• ✅ Hard science, not dogma: neurophysiology, endocrinology, psychopathology.

• ❤️ Attachment-oriented, trauma-informed: built on bonds, not commands.

• 👥 Personal support: no mass webinars, no conveyor-belt “certifications.”

What you’ll actually learn

Deep-dive modules (not sugar-coated weekend workshops):

• Basics & Foundations (the ground floor before the hard truths).

• Veterinary psychiatry & behavior: the science trainers wish they knew.

• Neurogenesis & welfare: why a brain can regrow – if you stop breaking it.

• Psychopathology: trauma, dissociation, compulsion, anxiety.

• Human-dog dynamics: transference, co-trauma, resonance.

• Therapy instead of technique: attitude > tricks.

• Mental disorders: anxiety, compulsion, depression, PTSD, etc.

• Working with clients: interviews, anamnesis, and naturopathy as support.

No gimmicks, no gadgets. Just sense, structure, and actual change.

What you’ll be able to do after

• Recognize and support mental disorders in dogs.

• Apply attachment-focused, trauma-sensitive approaches.

• Help owners without lies, gimmicks, or training jargon.

Who is this for?

• People who see suffering and refuse to “treat” it with a louder “NO!”

• Anyone with heart and spine who knows behavior is just the smoke, not the fire.

• Those ready to undo damage, not put it in a gold frame.

• Veterinary professionals seeking psychiatric specialization
• Dog trainers ready to deepen their practice beyond behavioral techniques
• Animal welfare professionals addressing complex cases
• Therapists and counselors working with human-animal bonds
• Anyone committed to understanding canine consciousness at its deepest levels

What You’ll Gain

✓ Clinical depth: University-level understanding of canine psychiatry
✓ Trauma literacy: Recognize and work with traumatic origins of behavioral patterns
✓ Relational awareness: Navigate human-dog dynamics with psychological sophistication
✓ Therapeutic presence: Develop genuine observational and holding capacities
✓ Professional distinction: Stand apart with attachment-oriented, evidence-based practice

Process & Support

• Online modules + direct personal mentoring.

• Real contact: calls, WhatsApp – not “ticket systems.”

• Flexible timeline: go deep, not fast.

• Certificate upon completion.

No installment traps. No “flash sale” emails.
Just knowledge and support you won’t find anywhere else.

BOIT Certification: Where developmental psychology, neuroscience, and therapeutic depth meet canine care.

Become a canine psychiatrist. Understand not just what dogs do, but who they are.

How do you get in?

Send us an email.
We’ll talk.
If you’re the right fit, you’re in. If not, we’ll tell you straight.
This is not a course for everyone – it’s a profession with teeth.

Why now?

Because dog mental disorders are exploding.
Because trainers aren’t fixing it.
Because dogs don’t have time for another decade of “positive punishment in disguise.”

🔪 “Trainers produce performances. Therapists undo damage. Which side of history are you on?” – Bark Twain

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“Dogs don’t need obedience.
They need someone who actually sees the trauma.
That’s what BOITs do.”

BOIT (Bond-Oriented Integrative Therapist):
A professional training program that focuses on understanding and healing dogs with trauma, anxiety, and behavioral issues – without obedience drills or treat-based conditioning. BOIT combines science (neurophysiology, psychopathology, endocrinology) with attachment-focused, trauma-sensitive care to support both dogs and their families.

Trauma – Lasting emotional or physical stress after a harmful experience.

Inter-Species Families – An inter-species family refers to a household where humans and animals live as bonded family members, not property and owner. Recognizing this is crucial in trauma-informed care: adoption, separation from the birth mother, and miscommunication between species all shape a dog’s emotional health.

“Humans think they adopt dogs. Dogs know they just inherited humans with emotional baggage.”

Dog Training – Conventional methods aimed at shaping a dog’s behavior through commands, repetition, and rewards/punishments. Can inadvertently suppress natural behaviors and create stress.

Trauma-Informed Care – An approach based on understanding an animal’s past experiences and current emotional state, prioritizing safety, trust, and respect.

Alternatives to Training – Ways of living with dogs that respect their instincts and needs without relying on conditioning – focusing on communication, trust, and relationship.

BOIT: Science, empathy, and bite – no obedience required.