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Current & Upcoming Courses

Explore courses designed to expand your anatomical knowledge, sharpen your observational skills, and deepen your connection with horses. Each course is crafted for equine professionals seeking practical, heart-centered, and field-ready learning opportunities.

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Beneath the Leather:
A Professional’s Guide to Tack Fit Issues

A two-day live online course designed for equine professionals who want to better identify tack-related discomfort, support their clients, and speak knowledgeably about saddle fit concerns — all without overstepping professional scope.

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Bones in Motion:
An Equine Professional’s Guide to Asking for Skeletal Movement, Recognizing Restrictions, and Understanding the Connected Body

In a two-day live course, learn a practical framework for asking movement questions of the musculoskeletal system, recognizing patterns, and understanding the connected body. Apply those observations to assessment, bodywork, and client conversations.

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Heart + Hands: Presence + Practice Intensive for Equine Professionals

Four focused days that refill your reserves and fine-tune your hands. During Care-for-the-Care-Provider days — cultivate mind, body, spirit, and heart. During the Experiential Anatomy days focus on immediate, usable anatomy skills you’ll apply to your work with horses.

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Find the Frame:
Visible & Palpable Landmarks of the Equine Axial Skeleton

Before you can ask meaningful questions of the musculoskeletal system, you need to know where the structures live. Learn to locate key skeletal landmarks and navigate the horse's anatomy from the outside in, identifying the anatomical "addresses" that guide your hands, observations, and decision-making.

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Deep Ventral Myofascial Kinetic Line (DVMKL)

A study of this key kinetic chain — in both horse and human — with a focused exploration of the psoas complex and diaphragm. Learn to recognize and support imbalances using safe, non-diagnostic approaches appropriate for equine bodyworkers.

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Additional courses are in the works — check back soon or follow Becky on Facebook for release announcements.
 

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I listen with trained hands, a curious mind, and a responsive heart--and help others develop that same fluency in practice, in learning and in life.
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