Fear, Stress, Trauma in Horses?!? - a conversation with Frauke Musiał

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Can horses have trauma? And what is stress in horses? In this episode of Equidemia Insights, Dr. Frauke Musial, who is holding a professorship in biopsychology, is explaining equine behaviour from a scientific perspective.
Understanding the equine brain, it is often so much easier to understand behaviour.

In a nutshell

What is this episode about?
Whether horses can have trauma, and what stress in horses is.

Why look at the brain?
Understanding the equine brain, it is often so much easier to understand behaviour.

More about Frauke Musial
Blog: https://www.scienceforhorselovers.com/en
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/biopsychologyhorse

Recommended reading (affiliate link, in German)
Forschung trifft Pferd: https://amzn.to/3TcWPqZ

Keep listening (in German): Emotionen bei Pferden – Teil 1: https://equidemiainsights.podigee.io/79-emotionen-bei-pferden-teil-1

Free Compass Call
Rethinking horse training together – including a status analysis: https://equidemia.tucalendi.com/lessons/celina

Further resources
Horse compass, events and everything about Equidemia: https://equidemia.com
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My book about academic groundwork: https://amzn.to/3OqwfqS
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/equidemia.celina.skogan/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/equidemia

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