What you'll learn
- Explore multiple methods, tips and techniques on how to identify, find and release tension in a horse
- See a demonstration of an evaluation process to determine discomfort areas in the horse
- How to greet a horse and determine if a horse is receptive to you
- Learn where the Bladder Meridian is on a horse and why this work is so powerful
- Observe a demonstration working with several horses using the Invite / mutual greeting technique
- Observe an activating the Bladder Meridian session with several horses
- Connect with horses on a deeper lever by observing and respecting their boundaries
- Identify with horse behavior that is beyond this course and will be covered in the advanced course
- Apply and practice the techniques observed with your horse or experience a virtual session!
- Communicate more effectively with horses
- Introduction to the Traditional Chinese Method way of thinking
Requirements
- You will want to be curious about horses
- Previous equine knowledge helpful, but not necessary for this Intro course
- It will be helpful to have at least one horse to work with, but I set up a quiet virtual session where you can experience the work
Description
Equine Partnered Bodywork will introduce a light touch technique we can do WITH our horse. We will discover the connection of how to ask for and observe our horse's consent to be with us. By applying a light touch to the neck of a horse, we will see and recognize different levels of response. As a result, we will discover that by applying a light touch and staying on the point or area, the horse will ‘process and release’ their own tension, be it physical, mental, emotional. We in turn will feel our stress level melt away into relaxation.
Personal responsibility of the student who chooses to engage in activities presented in this course:
PARTICIPANTS WHO ENGAGE IN EQUINE ACTIVITIES ASSUME THE RISKS OF ENGAGING IN AND LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR INJURY, LOSS, OR DAMAGE TO PERSON OR PROPERTY RESULTING FROM THE INHERENT RISKS OF EQUINE ACTIVITIES
The skeletal image used in videos - left, right and top view are screenshots from 3D Horse Anatomy software from Biosphera3D.
The design of added circles and acupoints (© Nancy Horne) show major areas used in EPB bodywork. The software programs used in this course creation are the Adobe apps - Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Premier Pro, Apple - Keynote and ScreenFlow.
Who this course is for:
- People who want to develop a better connection with their horses
- Horse Trainers, Bodyworkers, Caregiver, Owner
- Rescue and Shelter Supporters
- Horse Enthusiasts
- People who are seeking to find peace within their heart and mind
Course content
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Instructor
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Nancy Horne focuses on Equine and Canine Bodywork which incorporates assessment skills to treat symptoms through anatomical considerations, western physiology, eastern and energetic concepts. This manual therapy work includes biomechanics related to motility, fluid pressures and tensions. Nancy provides sessions on horses and dogs with techniques that include work using Tucker BioKinetic Body Checkups and Tucker BioKinetic Alignment, Masterson Method® - Integrated Equine Performance Bodywork. Modalities practiced also include Acupressure, Physical and Energy Healing, Red Light, Equine Massage and Essential Oils.
Nancy teaches pre-work for owners, handlers to better their awareness, intent and connection. Equine and Canine Bodywork incorporates assessment skills, TCM meridians and acupressure points.
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