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Sat May 20th 2023 7pm BST
What is evidence based veterinary medicine? How do we determine best evidence? How do we listen to our intuition? When and how is it ethical to look beyond current scientific understanding in health care and in healing? When and how is it useful to follow intuition and feel? What does open mindedness really mean in this context? What is the placebo effect and what can we learn from it?
If you have questions for us on these topics, register below to send in your questions for this upcoming Q&A call. Can’t make it at that time? If you have registered you will receive the call recording and we will still answer questions for those who aren’t attending live.
Click below to go to Lily’s website and register for the call
Lily Wilson
Lily is a veterinary surgeon with a wide breadth and depth of passions and expertise in species-appropriate husbandry, anatomy and locomotion, pain physiology, harmonious and ethical riding and training, and ecosystem health.
She has worked in practice with horses, donkeys, pets and livestock, in private and charity clinics, in general practice and in a hospital as an emergency clinician, both in the UK and overseas. She has volunteered in clinics in India and Egypt and carried out research in Egypt and Madagascar. She completed a Batchelor of Science degree in between the second and third years of vet school to do a deep dive into comparative animal locomotion, skeletal pathology and wildlife health. Alongside her veterinary career she has studied and practiced riding teaching, saddle fitting and ethical training and has a deep fascination with the influence of movement on physical, mental and emotional health and wellbeing. Recently she has also done postgraduate study on biodiversity and ecosystem health, especially focusing on the ingredients for harmonious, mutually beneficial coexistence of people and our animals with the natural world.
Kathy Price
From a very young age horses have been THE passion in Kathy’s life. Even though Kathy grew up in the suburbs of London with totally a non-horsey family, somehow the love of the horse was always the most powerful thing in her life.
Kathy comes from a scientific background gaining a BSc (Hons) degree in Zoology. Her mindset then was always based on the scientific paradigm of you had to be able to “measure it, replicate it and explain it” for it to be true. If those criteria where in place she was happy. If they weren’t she didn’t want to know.
That was until in 2003 when with her horse Midnight she went to a horsemanship clinic with clinician Len Judd. For her this clinic was the moment of transformation, a spiritual experience that changed her life. From that weekend forward as she stepped into and embraced the world of energy and connection, her need for scientific explanation fell away and her mind set became
“My Experience is my Truth.”
Now nearly 20 years on, after many years of studying energy, quantum physics, healing, spirituality and training in several energetic modalities, Kathy is well-established in her work which she calls Point of Balance. Through this purely energetic work her aim is to help the person or animal she is working with move back into balance at all levels – physical, mental, emotional and spiritual.
This move back to balance not only helps them to heal themselves, but also helps them realise their unique power and potential.
Kathy’s work includes carrying out sessions in person and at distance with both people and animals, and she feels blessed and grateful to have clients both people and animals, all over the world.
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