VNCA CPD Webinar - Medical Intuition as an Early Awareness Tool in Prey Animal Care
Veterinary Nurses Council of Australia (VNCA)
About this session
An evidence-based exploration of medical intuition as an early awareness tool in prey animal care, examining the intersection between intuition, observation, emotional attunement, nervous system awareness, and subconscious pattern recognition. The session explores how subtle behavioural, emotional, and physical shifts may be recognised earlier through grounded observation and intuitive awareness, with focus on prey animal masking behaviours.
Learning Outcomes
Understand how subtle behavioural and emotional shifts may present differently in prey animals prior to obvious clinical decline. Explore the relationship between intuition, nervous system awareness, emotional attunement, and subconscious pattern recognition within animal care settings. Examine how medical intuition and grounded observation may function as supportive early-awareness tools alongside evidence-based veterinary care.
About the Presenter
Renee Blackman is an Animal Intuitive and speaker with a background in nursing studies, coaching qualifications, and five years working closely with rabbits and high-care prey animals. She developed a strong interest in subtle behavioural, emotional, and physical shifts animals display before obvious clinical decline.
Cost
FREE for VNCA Members || $40.00 (incl GST) for Non VNCA members
Who Can Register
Anyone