Meeting Needs: A Person-Centred Foundation for Ethical Human–Animal Interaction

Jenny PhillipsPublished 10 June 2026 Across education, healthcare, social care, and community settings, professionals work within increasingly complex environments shaped by time pressures, workforce demands, financial constraints, and growing levels of need. Within these systems, practitioners are often required to identify needs, plan provision, implement support, and review outcomes within structured organisational cycles. Whether describedContinue reading “Meeting Needs: A Person-Centred Foundation for Ethical Human–Animal Interaction”

Farming Made Me Agile

Dawn NewmanPublished 5 June 2026 I had no idea about agility… and then I became an accidental farmer Becoming a sheep farmer definitely wasn’t on my bingo card for 2019, not even when I sent a message to my local city-farm asking if they needed a hand. I’ve got a customer, marketing and engagement background,Continue reading “Farming Made Me Agile”

The Human Animal Touch Connection

Jenny Phillips Published 10 March 2026 People are very sensory orientated beings; they use and rely on their senses for everything they do. Senses allow us to engage with and understand our world, allowing us to safely navigate and be part of daily life while also allowing us to experience pleasure. While we might understandContinue reading “The Human Animal Touch Connection”