Introduction to Psychopharmacology: Psychoactive Medication. Why, What & How

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Presentation Details:
-Why might we need medication & what are our treatment goals?
-How can we help support the veterinary team to select the most appropriate drug?
-What psychoactive medications are licensed in in the UK?
-Situational vs Long-term medications
-Main drug classes
-Common side effects
-Deciding when and how to wean off medication

 

Presenter Bio:
Sophie White Graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2011
Worked in small animal general practice with a keen interest in pain management & behaviour.

She has a Masters Degree in Clinical Animal Behaviour with distinction from University of Lincoln in 2019.

Sophie spent a year working in a kennel environment at Dogs Trust as a Training & Behaviour Advisor.

She is a previous ABTC Trustee and runs her own veterinary behaviour referral service, providing support to owners and their pets.

Find Sophie at www.veterinarybehavioursupport.com and on Instagram @veterinary_behaviour_support

 

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