Louise Napthine is an Equine Behaviour Coach. She has over 20 years experience with horses, supported by a strong theoretical foundation. Louise uses in-hand and under saddle training techniques, with coaching practices that are based on current evidence regarding horse behaviour and learning. She adopts the 'Equitation Science Training Principles' which promote optimal welfare of horses in training. Louise focuses on applying equine behaviour science in everyday horse training and management. Louise is committed to the Least Invasive, Minimally Aversive approach to behaviour modification. Louise has worked in the equine industry, at British Dressage and Poney Club de l'Okapi, France. As an Equine Scientist, she continually seeks opportunities to improve her abilities as both a Scientist and an Equestrian. Currently working in Science Education, Louise runs the laboratories at a Land-based Specialist College. Louise is a contributor for equestrian magazine Everything Horse, communicating current research on behaviour and welfare. Her articles have also featured in Equestrian Life and HorseMart. Louise is a keen supporter of TREC. She initially developed a passion for TREC whilst working in France, having had the opportunity to compete across the beautiful Rhône-Alpes region. As a TREC Judge, Louise has judged at National and International Level, both in the UK and abroad. Louise has developed a well-rounded experience in TREC, having also organised Winter Series Indoor TREC competitions. A former volunteer for the British Horse Society, Louise served 5 years as County Communications Officer for BHS Nottinghamshire, before moving South. Louise has also volunteered for Riding for the Disabled. Now settled in Berkshire, Louise volunteers as a part of the Horse Welfare Team for a popular horse re-homing charity. |
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Why do horses
Equine Science, simply applied
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