Abnormal Repetitive Behaviour Course

A highly interactive, case-based course applying the latest science to one of the hardest animal welfare problems. This series of 7 weeks of live online seminars runs from October to November 2026, with recordings and exercises providing an in-depth, evidence-based approach to understanding and managing Abnormal Repetitive Behaviours (ARBs) in animals. It combines scientific theory with practical application, enabling participants to work through their own real-world case across the duration of the course, finishing the course with a ready-to-go intervention plan. We're lucky enough to have a session from world-renowned ARB researcher Prof. Georgia Mason. While the course will focus on zoo animals, the principles and interventions have application across species.