Articles
As a keen Equine Science Writer, I have had a number of articles published in the equestrian media over the years. You can find them (and more) here!
Generalisation: Linking Learning
One thing I notice clients getting stuck on is generalisation.... Either not doing it enough or forgetting to do it all. Not sure what generalisation is? Let's talk about it! ...more
Horse Behaviour ,Horse Training
September 29, 2024•3 min read
Cooperative Care: Training Your Horse for Stress-Free Veterinary Visits
Veterinary visits can be a massive source of stress for both horses and their humans, but it doesn’t have to be like this. With thoughtful training focused on cooperative care, you can turn these pote... ...more
Horse-Human Relationship ,Horse Training
August 23, 2024•5 min read
5 Benefits of Giving Your Horse More Choice
Increasing a horse’s level of choice, within their home environment or further afield, can have a huge influence on their wellbeing. Here are 5 key reasons why... ...more
Enrichment
July 11, 2024•3 min read
Understanding Horses: Behaviour at the Heart of Training
Understanding horse behaviour is key to effective and ethical training. Here are my top 10 reasons why behaviour must be central theme ...more
Horse Behaviour ,Horse Training
May 22, 2024•3 min read
In Safe Hands: Building Trust With Horses
Are you keen to build a strong relationship with your horse? Is developing trust at the top of your agenda? You’re not alone. Often, when I speak to clients about coaching and what they’d like to ach... ...more
Enrichment ,Horse-Human Relationship
April 10, 2024•6 min read
Sticking Together: Group Cohesion in Horses
Group living and social interaction are important for horses. The benefits of herd living have been widely studied, particularly in relation to security and fight or flight behaviour, but how importan... ...more
Horse Behaviour
March 19, 2024•5 min read
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