Programme Manager and Academic Tutor BSc (Hons) Human-Animal Interaction.

Module Leader and Lecturer– Contemporary Issues in Anthrozoology, Human-Animal Interaction in Practice, Fundamental Skills in Anthrozoology, Animals in Education, Animal Assisted Intervention, and Animals in Society

Clare’s academic background includes Psychology, Animal Behaviour, and Mental Health Counselling. She is currently on the BOD for ISAZ, IAHAIO/AAII Task Forces for terminology and provider education, and a grant reviewer for HHRF. She was a SME who helped develop the C-AAIS for AAAIP, was on the EFMHA BOD, and content reviewed 2 books on Clinical Practice in EAS. Clare’s volunteered with youth STEM education, domestic violence and grieving children’s agencies and used to run a 70 acre educational farm. Clare’s research focuses on ensuring best practices within HAI and optimal wellbeing for both humans and animals within AAS.