Mentoring in Clinical Animal Behaviour
Seeking mentoring in clinical animal behaviour? Zoe Demery and Megan Richardson are very happy to mentor or supervise anyone studying or working in clinical animal behaviour. You could be working through the CCAB route as a FAB Clinicians candidate member, a provisional APBC member, an associate certified IAABC member, a vet or RVN in general practice – or indeed anyone just looking for a bit more guidance. Perhaps you are hoping to add a behaviour clinic to your veterinary practice? Whatever it is, get in touch!
You would be welcome to sit in on our dog, cat or bird consultations to gain more experience virtually or in person. Alternatively, we are available for a chat, to help you network, or to give you feedback on your own work.
Our mentors are fully insured and, between them, have years of experience running successful clinical behaviour businesses and supporting a wide range of animal behaviour students.
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Meet Our Mentors
Meet Second Nature’s team who provide mentoring in clinical animal behaviour.
Zoe Demery
Senior Behaviourist - Dogs, Cats & Parrots
Zoe is a Certificated Clinical Animal Behaviourist (CCAB) in dogs, cats and parrots, independently accredited by CCAB Certification (formally the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour Accreditation Committee). She is proud to be a Certificated Member of the Fellowship of Animal Behaviour Clinicians, a registered Clinical Animal Behaviourist with the Animal Behaviour and Training Council and a Certified Animal Behaviour Consultant (in parrots, cats and dogs) with the International Association of Animal Behaviour Consultants.
Zoe has completed extensive supervision training. She is a registered supervisor and Chartered Member of the British Psychological Society. Zoe has also been trained ‘on the animal side’ of supervision with Loftus & Wild Behaviourist Mentoring & Supervision.
Megan Richardson
Senior Behaviourist - Dogs
Megan graduated from Harper Adams University with a first class BSc (Hons) degree in Animal Behaviour and Welfare, then grew her clinical behaviour practice with dogs and cats. She has many years of experience and is an independently accredited Certificated Clinical Animal Behaviourist (CCAB in dogs).
Megan is an active member of various organisations, including FAB Clinicians, APBC and PACT. Last but not least Megan is registered as a CAB and ATI with the ABTC. Megan is passionate about mentoring and growing the next generation of clinical animal behaviourist!
