Behavioural Medicine 2012
Behavioural Medicine is now full for 2012.
Please email us to be placed on the waiting list for 2013.
Do you see animals with behaviour problems in practice? Do you feel confident in the advice you offer? Do you want to be able to develop an effective and realistic treatment plan for your patient?
Key benefits
- significantly improve your ability to help your clients better understand their pet’s behaviour
- further your understanding in the basics of behaviour and the intimate relationship between behaviour and organic disease
- develop your skills in differentiating behaviour problems from problem behaviours, to maximise treatment success
- learn how to diagnose behavioural problems in most domestic species
- improve your knowledge of psychotropic medication that is used to treat behavioural problems including when to use medication, which one and why
- gain exposure to the latest updates in behavioural medicine
- interact with other veterinarians who have similar interests in behavioural medicine.
Tutor
The course tutor is Kersti Seksel.
Modules
- Domestication, Genetic Influences
- Learning Theory 1
- Learning Theory 2
- Neurology
- Therapeutics 1
- Therapeutics 2
- Clinical Examinations
- Anxiety Disorders
- Aggression Problems
- Common Problems
More information
Course information brochure (pdf)
Enquiries
Contact us by email.
