Angela (Angie) Fournier, Ph.D., LP is a professor, researcher, author, and practitioner in equine-assisted services. As an anthrozoologist, she studies the complex world of human-animal interaction. Dr. Fournier has a Ph.D. in clinical psychology and is a licensed psychologist in Minnesota. As a professor in the Department of Psychology at Bemidji State University, she directs the Human Animal Interaction Laboratory. Dr. Fournier partners with Eagle Vista Ranch & Wellness Center in Bemidji, MN to provide equine-assisted services and conduct research. Her research team focuses on human-animal interaction instruments and theory development, specializing in equine-assisted psychotherapy and learning. Dr. Fournier, with her team, has authored several books, book chapters, and journal articles relevant to human-animal interaction and animal-assisted services.