Felicity has ridden and worked with horses for many years, and for more than 15
years has taken a serious interest in horse behaviour, studying a wide range of
traditional and 'alternative' approaches to dealing with behavioural issues.
She also has a solid background in science and worked as a scientific researcher
at Edinburgh University for several years before moving on to work for private
companies, travelling internationally and working as a consultant for a wide range
of businesses.
Felicity stopped doing this kind of work 7 years ago, and finds problem solving for
horses and their owners much more interesting and satisfying than her previous
career.
She is currently secretary of the Society of Equine Behaviour Consultants, and is
also an examiner for the society.
years has taken a serious interest in horse behaviour, studying a wide range of
traditional and 'alternative' approaches to dealing with behavioural issues.
She also has a solid background in science and worked as a scientific researcher
at Edinburgh University for several years before moving on to work for private
companies, travelling internationally and working as a consultant for a wide range
of businesses.
Felicity stopped doing this kind of work 7 years ago, and finds problem solving for
horses and their owners much more interesting and satisfying than her previous
career.
She is currently secretary of the Society of Equine Behaviour Consultants, and is
also an examiner for the society.
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| Felicity George BSc MPhil SEBC PTC Equine Behaviour Consultant phone : 07884 030533 email : felicity@equinecarecentre.com |
In addition to many years of practical experience with horses and a
sound academic foundation in science and problem-solving, Felicity
has spent a year studying Equine Behaviour with an expert in the field,
Dr Debbie Marsden, leading to a recognised professional qualification
as an equine behaviour consultant.
The invaluable contributions from Debbie Marsden form the foundation
of Felicity's approach to dealing with equine behaviour problems.
Other trainers that have influenced her approach, either through
receiving training from them, watching them at clinics or simply reading
their work are Reiner Klimke, Mark Rashid, Sylvia Loch, Perry Wood
and Kathleen Lindley, to name but a few.
sound academic foundation in science and problem-solving, Felicity
has spent a year studying Equine Behaviour with an expert in the field,
Dr Debbie Marsden, leading to a recognised professional qualification
as an equine behaviour consultant.
The invaluable contributions from Debbie Marsden form the foundation
of Felicity's approach to dealing with equine behaviour problems.
Other trainers that have influenced her approach, either through
receiving training from them, watching them at clinics or simply reading
their work are Reiner Klimke, Mark Rashid, Sylvia Loch, Perry Wood
and Kathleen Lindley, to name but a few.
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