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In this episode I'm joined by Maya Bedham from SAHSDA - Safeguarding Animal & Human Survivors of Sexual and Domestic Abuse

Maya has 10 plus years experience in the field of domestic abuse and sexual violence. She is a qualified Independent Sexual Violence Advisor and qualified violence against women, domestic abuse and sexual violence trainer and Subject Matter Expert on the Use of Pets as a tactic of coercive controlling behaviour. Author of the compliance to partnership planet model for living with dogs and currently undertaking the Family Dog Mediation Qualification.

In this episode we talk about some challenging topics including Domestic Abuse. Anyone that feels the are in need of support can visit https://sahsda.wixsite.com/sahsda where you will find useful resources and support.

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In this episode I'm joined by Caragh, Mike and their dog Bridget.

Caragh is a former Great Britain rower, Tokyo Olympian and Autistic, and Michael (Mikey) is a former Great Britain rower, current elite gravel cyclist, Dyslexic and Dyspraxic - together they have over 30 years experience of neurodivergence & high performance sport.

This fascinating episode is full of lightbulb moments for all of us. We discuss the parallels between supporting a high performance athlete and the dogs we all share our lives with.

To find out more about the great with that Caragh and Mike do visit https://www.neurodiversesport.com/

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Welcome to Episode 5!

In this episode Tom Candy from ⁠⁠Simplifying Shelter Behaviour Podcast⁠⁠ joins joins us for an fascinating insight into what life is like working in rescue. Tom has a wealth of experience having spent the last 15 years working in rescue. His practical hands on experience has been underpinned by a BSc (Hons) in bio veterinary science and an MSc in clinical animal Behaviour from the university of Lincoln. Since graduating university Tom has worked as a training and Behaviour advisor for the uks largest dog welfare charity, before locuming across multiple sites and then becoming a senior training and Behaviour advisor supporting Behaviour teams across seven centres in the south west of the uk. Tom is a certified clinical animal Behaviourist and a certified shelter Behaviour specialist. Tom runs simplifying shelter behaviour which is the go to ⁠podcast⁠ and ⁠Facebook page⁠ for free practical advice for people working and volunteering in the shelter environment.

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Nathan will be sharing his tips and knowledge about how we create change in ourselves to be able to better support our canine companions.

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Andrew Hale joins The Dog Dialogue Podcast for an insightful chat about how a slow approach to supporting a 'Reactive' dog is so important.

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In this episode I'll be talking to the fantastic Caroline Wilkinson from Barket Place about the concept of focusing on Glimmers rather than just the triggers in life.

Glimmers are tiny moments of awe that can be experienced anywhere. They spark joy and evoke inner calm. They can help cause tiny mood shifts, sending safety cues to our nervous system - as well as that of our dog. In this talk, Caroline will join us to explain how looking for glimmers in your life can help not only your own emotional state but that of your dog.

This is the first episode of the new South West Dog Skills Podcast.

In this episode Matt launches Slow-Vember 2023 at talks through the format for this focus month.

why not come and join us in the Slow-vember Facebook group.

To find out more about South West Dog Skills visit www.southwestdogskills.com