Lectures and Seminars
Heather delivers dynamic and engaging lectures for any audience. She is a Certified Dialogue Education Practitioner (certified by
Global Learning Partners) which ensures she uses science, art, and creativity when facilitating learning.
LECTURES
REQUIRING
TRAVEL
First hour: $250/hr
Every additional hour: $130/hr
Travel fee: $200/day of travel with all expenses reimbursed (travel, food & lodging).
LOCAL
LECTURES
$60/hr
Great for vet
clinic staff, groomers, doggie daycare staff, boarding facilities,
humane societies, ect. If you work at one of these facilities you may
consider offering a workshop for your customers/clients
that you may charge for.
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Travel Fee Within 30 minutes of Ojai, CA: No
charge. Beyond that, add a $20 for every 15 minutes
(Ex:
if it will take me 45 min to get to your vet clinic, the fee is
$60+$20= $80
**Note: If located within 30
minutes of Ojai, Heather will give a
complimentary 30-45 minute lecture for your staff on general body
language, training, recognizing stress in animals, or discuss litterbox
solutions for cats. This can be at a time of your choosing. Many vet
clinics opt for a lunch
seminar
You may request a topic or you may choose or modify
one below. All lectures are modified to fit your needs, space, and the
audience. Topics are organized below by species. Please call or email to
discuss your education needs!
Canine:
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Improving quality of life through enrichment and healing modalities (Rekki, massage,TTouch, etc)
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Techniques to avoid dog bites and aggression (great lecture for families and children)
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Just got a puppy? Now what? (great for veterinary clinics to offer to their clients)
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Dog park‑ pros, cons and etiquette
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Dog play‑ interpretation, importance, and how to use it
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Non‑pharmacological techniques to help reduce thunderstorm phobia for dogs
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Stop Leash Pulling! Improve your walks on leash.
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Groomers‑ learn how to reduce stress in dogs and reduce your chance of being bitten.
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Ways to reduce stress of the animals in you care in the veterinary clinic
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Ways to reduce stress of the animals in you care in the animal shelter or boarding facility
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Games and Enrichment for your companion (pick your species of interest)
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Learning theory and basics of dog training
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Debunking the dominance myth in dogs
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Clicker training for dogs
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Choose 3‑4 behaviors that you are interested in learning more about (ex: barking, doorbell manners, jumping, digging, etc).
Feline:
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Learning the basics of cat training
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Ways to reduce stress of the animals in you care in the veterinary clinic
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Ways to reduce stress of the animals in you care in the animal shelter or boarding facility
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Games and Enrichment for your companion (pick your species of interest')
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Management & Prevention of Litterbox problems in cats
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Clicker training for cats
Exotic Pets:
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Reptile husbandry & cage set‑up
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Amphibian husbandry & cage set‑up
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Snake husbandry & cage set‑up
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Rodent husbandry & cage set‑up
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Rabbit husbandry & cage set‑up
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Ways to reduce stress of the animals in you care in the veterinary clinic
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Ways to reduce stress of the animals in you care in the animal shelter or boarding facility
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Games and Enrichment for your companion (pick your species of interest)
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Litterbox training for rabbits
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Clicker training for rabbits
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Clicker training for birds
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Bird husbandry & cage set‑up
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Basic bird behavior
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Bird Nutrition
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Knowledge your parrot will thank you for learning
Others:
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Improving client compliance
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Pre‑pet counseling and what to expect
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Ways to become employed in the animal behavior field (programs and certifications)
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How veterinarians and animal behavior consultants can benefit each other
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Foundation Clicker Training
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Advanced concepts in training
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You can train anything almost everything. Here is how!
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Dominance does not fit into training model