Listening to the Horse: Ethics, Sentience, and Daily Practice

Listening to the Horse: Ethics, Sentience, and Daily Practice

By Northumberland College

Discover how recognising equine sentience can reshape everyday practices, from management to competition, with compassion and respect.

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Northumberland College Kirkley Hall Campus

The Banqueting Hall Kirkley NE20 0AQ United Kingdom

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  • 3 hours
  • In person

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Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

Home & Lifestyle • Pets & Animals

This thought-provoking session invites equine professionals to re-examine everyday practices through the lens of equine sentience. By shifting from a task-focused, control-oriented mindset to one rooted in empathy, presence, and partnership, we can move beyond simply “doing to” horses — and begin truly “being with” them.

Light refreshments will be available.

The session will be taught by Debbie Busby BSc MSc MBACP GMBPsS CEBC ABTC-CAB CCAB (pictured below) a Certificated Clinical Animal Behaviourist specialising in equine and canine behaviour, a registered psychotherapist and author. With a background in both animal behaviour science and human psychology, Debbie integrates evidence-based practice with a relational approach focused on the wellbeing of both animals and humans

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Northumberland College

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£25 – £30
Oct 7 · 9:00 AM GMT+1