Join us for an exciting opportunity to learn from one of the leading researchers in equine assisted services.

This event is via Teams on the 31st March 6pm-7:30pm.

• Explore the research underpinning equine-assisted interventions and services.
• Discover ways to apply evidence-based practices to support diverse populations.
• Understand how equine-assisted interventions address health inequalities and offer innovative, non-medical solutions.

Professor Ann Hemingway
Professor Ann Hemingway is a Professor of Public Health and Well-being at Bournemouth University and a registered nurse with a PhD. Her work focuses on reducing health inequalities and inequities through innovative, non-medical approaches and social innovation.

An internationally recognised researcher, Professor Hemingway leads multidisciplinary UK and international projects, securing funding from major organisations and publishing extensively in peer-reviewed journals. She is highly experienced in co-production and teaches on the Masters in Public Health program while supervising PhD students from diverse professional backgrounds.

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