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Are you worried about bird behavior and not sure what to do about it?
Bird behavior is a specialized practice that requires advanced training and expertise. Birds can present with many behavior challenges over the course of their lives that can be hard to manage. Aggression, anxiety, feather plucking, and more.
I'm here to help you create a successful and enriching environment to help your companion thrive. While courses and webinars have their place, most people benefit best from a well-thought-out, personalized approach that takes their bird's unique history into consideration.
Diane Burroughs, LCSW, is a licensed psychotherapist, an ABA therapist, and a bird behaviorist who will help both you and your feathered friend!
Book your appointment today!
Schedule a Zoom bird behavior consultation and I'll help you reach your training goals in the comfort and safety of your home. As an ABA therapist, I offer personalized bird behavior consultations for a variety of concerns. After you place your order, you'll receive a link to my Bird Intake Questionnaire. Fill it out to the best of your knowledge and email it back to me. This form allows me to look for the causes of the bird behavior that you're concerned about. Once I understand the background and the bird behavior that you want help with, we'll get your first session booked.
Here are just a few of the common bird issues that I support.
Training foundational skills for a better behaved parrot
Human directed aggression
Screaming or excessive vocalizations
Feather plucking
Obsessive-compulsive and stereotypic disorders
Hormonal angst
Supporting rescue birds
To make our time successful, think about what you want to achieve. Most consults benefit from follow-up. Set aside time before we meet for planning & afterward, for introspection. I'll probably give you homework so that you and your bird can learn new ways to interact. I'll send a recap via email to help.
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