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Traci Shreyer
Traci received her undergraduate degree in psychology from The Ohio State University in the spring of 1992. Her graduate work was under the direction of Dr. Sarah T. Boysen at the Animal Cognition Project. She received her master of arts degree in psychobiology, with a major in comparative psychology, in 1994.
Following graduation, Traci completed an internship in the clinical applied animal behavior practice of the late Dr. David S. Tuber in Dayton, Ohio. The following year, she worked as a primary behaviorist in this practice, Pet Behavior and Training Services.
She has served as a part-time lecturer for the psychology department at The Ohio State University Newark Campus, as well as a Visiting Scholar and guest lecturer for the main campus' College of Veterinary Medicine.
Traci's professional memberships include the Animal Behavior Society, the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior, and the Association for Behavior Analysis.
About seven years ago, she opened her own practice in Columbus, Ohio, called Animal Behavior Counseling Services. Office appointments are seen at the Veterinary College's Teaching Hospital as a part of the senior student's clinical rotation, but phone consultations and house calls are also available. This practice serves clients and their pets who have been referred by their primary veterinarian for myriad of behavior problems, such as inappropriate elimination, fears and phobias, compulsive and self-injurious behavior, and aggression.
