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Although these are live sessions with plenty of opportunity for asking questions and discussion, they are also recorded and available for you to view after the live. If signing up for all 12 sessions, you will have access to the recordings until end October 2024.
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Case studies
Our popular case studies where we go into the history taking, assessment and development of a plan with a specific case study guided within a small group are now being run through the Pet Behaviour Company.
Important information relating to all coaching membership packages:
For any coaching packages client confidentiality needs to be maintained throughout. It is advised that you get written consent from each of your clients prior to discussing any case details relating to them in any coaching sessions whether group or 1-on-1.
The individual who presents or raises the case for discussion maintains sole ownership and responsibility for the case. This means that in any group or 1-on-1 sessions, where suggestions or approaches to case management are made, these cannot be said in any form (including verbal or written) to a client or other professional involved in the case to have come from a particular individual also involved in the coaching sessions. This means that there can be no claim to have had input from another individual even if the case is discussed at a coaching sessions. Any exceptions to this need to have been agreed in writing with both parties ahead of any case being discussed.