Taking a Behavioural History
In this course we present information about how to take a behavioural history in a first meeting with a client.
Welcome
FREE PREVIEWHow Do I Use Thinkific
Meet Your Instructor Sue Alexander
FREE PREVIEWRegistration Conditions
Welcome to Chapter One-Before You Meet
Creating an Intake Pathway
The Intake Pathway
First Contact Form Content
Why Do You Need To Know?
Why Have a Waiver?
Evaluating Risk
Risk Matrix
Chapter One Quiz
Welcome to Chapter Two-The Intake Meeting
Taking a Behavioural History-The Intake Meeting
Keeping Everyone Safe
One Meeting, Two Meetings, Three Meetings, Four?
Uncovering the Information you need
Closing The Intake
Downloadable Version of Dr. Dunbar's Bite Scale Official PDF
The Dunbar Bite Scale
Chapter two Quiz
Welcome to Chapter Three-Setting Homework
Taking a Behavioural History-Following Up
Creating realistic expectations
The Good Dog Model
Keeping Case Notes
Providing a Prognosis
Communicating with your clients and their veterinarian
Chapter Three Quiz
Thank You For Taking Our Course "Taking a Behavioural History"
Copy of Continuing Education Form
Taking a behavioural history is key to identifying the presenting behaviour problem, what factors may be contributing to the problem, and what our first training steps will be. So… do you know what questions you should ask first? What do you need to know about the dog? What about the client? How can we keep ourselves, our clients, and their dog safe during our initial meetings? In Taking a Behavioural History, we will give you the information you need to take a thorough and useful behavioural history, while keeping yourself and your client safe and much more.