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Fri, Dec 14 | By Rebecca Andrews | 545
FLORIDA – A psychologist from south Florida has found a unique way to treat some of his younger patients. With the help of his pet turtle, also named Florida, Dr. Mitchell Spero uses tricks he has taught the reptile to demonstrate some of life’s… more ›
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Mary G.
5 years ago
Innovation, imaginative, caring. Nice story. I am not surprised that Dr. Spero and Florida are having some success. Assuredly, the younger children will be interested in or fascinated with the Doctor's assistant, which just happens to be a very unusual turtle in that he performs tricks. Good work.
Kate H.
5 years ago
When I was a kid we had turtles and I remember showing my family that I taught him a trick. When I opened my mouth the turtle would open his. My brother got closer to the turtle and the turtle latched on to his nose, and didn't let go. We had to rush him to the hospital with the turtle on his nose. Needless to say he was the talk of the hospital, and our family still talks of it to this day. Oh and about the turtle he got out if his pen outside and ran away. We never seen him again.
Samiam001413
5 years ago
Very interesting story. Who knew that you could teach a turtle to do tricks!
PennyOnTheFloor
5 years ago
Very interesting story. Who knew that you could teach a turtle to do tricks!
Melissa7271
5 years ago
What a unique story and what an ice breaker for when he has a new client.
Jessica H.
5 years ago
wow i have never heard a turtle do tricks. i dont quite see how a turtle can help with therapy
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