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Interview with Lily Wilson .
I'm very pleased to announce an interview with Lily Wilson.
Lily is a qualified veterinary surgeon from the UK who uses all of the knowledge she has accumulated so far, into helping her clients have a more holistic approach, regarding the animals in their care.

Lily was a delight to chat with and there was so much more to the conversation than the normal vet subjects.
I hope you enjoy this episode as we delve a little deeper into Lily's life and her work with horses, humans and so much more.

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.

Lily 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 completed a Batchelor of Science degree whilst
at 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 and has has taken a change in direction from solely conventional veterinary practice. Her path into this was illuminated by a new yearling colt, Sunny, who she brought home in 2020.
He is an incredible teacher and gives daily life lessons.

Lily’s main goal nowadays is to help people truly advocate for their animals with a mindful application of head and heart. In providing advice and education on animal health and wellbeing and in practicing as a vet, the core of her approach is combining scientific evidence with compassionate understanding.
She believes in identifying and tackling deep, systemic root causes of ill health and wellbeing. At the core of her philosophy is that physical, mental and emotional wellbeing are inextricably interconnected and that there is a wisdom to nature and the body in its own healing that we can assist.

Further to this, she sees time and again that cultivating meaningful relationships with our animal companions holds an important key to solving ill health and that deep awareness and a compassionate process will enable us to find sustainable, ethical solutions.

You can find further information on Lily, her work and her future online courses on the links below.
https://www.nurturingnatureequine.co.uk/

Video version (alongside applicable podcasts) can be viewed on facebook and YouTube.
https://www.facebook.com/equinevoices.co.uk
https://www.youtube.com/@equinevoicesuk
https://www.instagram.com/equinevoices.uk

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