Animal Therapies Ltd virtual forum with Dr Aubrey Fine and therapy animals.
  • Webinar

ATL Virtual Forum Series – Dr Aubrey Fine

  • 10:30 am - 11:30 am

Where will the future of anthrozoology & animal-assisted services take us?

 

Dr Aubrey Fine will focus on the transformative changes we have witnessed in animal-assisted services and the importance of empowering the next generation of professionals in this field.

 

The key topics for discussion will include:

Achievements and Challenges: We will reflect on the significant milestones we have reached, as well as the major obstacles that have impeded our progress.

Guidance for Future Leaders and Visions for the Future: We will explore strategies for aspiring researchers and clinicians who are passionate about anthrozoology and animal-assisted services.

 

Objectives:

  • Understanding the trajectory of anthrozoology and animal-assisted services over the past 50 years and highlighting some of the challenges and changes.
  • Understanding the significance of wonder and awe in our relationships with non-human animals drives our curiosity and commitment to the human-animal bond.
  • Providing a projection of the future of the fields, including becoming more aware of the need for more evidence-based practices and protocols, enhanced scientific rigor, and enriched applied practices in welfare for therapy animals.
  • Free for ATL members.

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