Postural Rehab for Equine Professionals

Description

Postural Rehabilitation is the new go-to in wellness for horses, helping equine professionals help individual horses towards improved health and athletic performance by achieving a neutral rather than compensatory posture.

Taught by highly skilled research and practising veterinarians, this training program offers an integrative, evidence-based approach to alleviating chronic performance issues and preventing musculoskeletal injury.

Most back and neck pain in horses is caused by compensatory postures that put strain upon the spinal support system. Horses do this to maintain an upright position when they’re experiencing impaired reflexes of standing and balance.

Through this taught approach of Postural Rehabilitation, normal reflexes of standing and gaiting are restored, correcting neural signals that inform the brain about the horse’s balance. Consquently, tendons, ligaments and muscles are prevented from being strained beyond their normal safety margins.

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(Once the program is full, you will be placed on the wait list for the next course.)

 

Why You Should Consider Postural Rehabilitation Training

As an equine care or training professional, you know there must be a better way to manage and prevent equine performance issues.

Now, in this unique learning experience, the postural rehabilitation team will guide you through the ways to improve the lives of horses in your care and managment sphere.

This will enable you to achieve improvements faster, avoiding problems that recur over and over again. At last, you’ll be able to avoid the issues that debilitate horses and keep you up at night, trying to find solutions.

 

What You’ll Learn Through Postural Rehabilitation Training

This program offers you the ability to make sense of so much areas that you are new to you, or that you already fully or partially understand.

Reliable, repeatable pathways to solving ‘mystery lamenesses’. Lameness doesn’t drop from the sky – there’s always a reason that soft and hard tissues fail. Now you can learn the tools that will enable you to become an expert in injury forensics.

A deeper connection with the horses you’re responsible for. There’s nothing mystical here – quite simply, when you are posturally stable, all communication with horses (and their people) becomes so much easier and so much more effective.

The ability to reliable recognize structural distortions in equine feet and teeth. You’ll be able to differentiate between common and normal feet and teeth, understanding why this matters, and what can be done about it.

The creation of ‘big picture’ solutions using Complexity Theory. Learn to make positive changes by taking advantage of points of maximum influence, just as the vets teaching the course do.

An understanding of why cervical spinal function links everything. The neck is a narrow causeway through which all neural signals must travel. Learn why movement restrictions at the poll or the cervicothoracic junction lead to systemic problems.

Benefit from becoming a member of a superb professional team. The course community constitute an ideal equine care team, offering a network of support to aid in your professional practice.