The Post Graduate Course comprises 6 separate weekend modules which have been described as “The Icing on the Cake!”  The first three weekends cover in more depth many techniques employed in the human element of the 2 year course.  This is where we also cover TCM  (Traditional Chinese Medicine) and techniques for removing pain, amongst many other subjects.  One module involves the use of Qi Gong in your horse practice, one day being in class and the other with a horse, transferring these skills.  The other two modules are horse based, and include:  how to give a successful demonstration of shiatsu,  use of crystals and dowsing, healing circles and general horse work.

This course is open to students from other schools recognised by the Equine Shiatsu Association (tESA) providing they have completed those schools’ requirements and have gained the status of an Equine Shiatsu Practitioner.  Each weekend comprises a module and although we like students to sign on for them all, in certain circumstances we may have space for other schools students to join in with individual modules.  Please contact us for details, and as usual we can offer our standing order payment terms.

We think that this course is so important that from September 2009 it will not be an optional extra but will form part of the Equine Shiatsu Practitioners Course which will then be enlarged from 18 weekends over 20 months , to 24 weekends over 26 months elapsed time.