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The Equine Natural Movement Series Professional Training

During the pandemic, we were unable to run classes in the usual face-to-face  format. Instead, we created ONLINE classes to add to our IN PERSON classes. The ONLINE class has the added requirement that each student has access to a horse in their barn or nearby for practice sessions. When we have enough enrollment, we schedule more.


MODULE 1:
Learning Basic Sessions  (choose one)

We teach a Module One class each quarter. Classes are held at our biodynamic farm in southwest Washington.

Speak with us if you are interested. Each of the following dates is the first week of a 4-6 month course called “Module One.” Choose one start date.

March 10-16, 2024

September 8-14, 2024

     
Class runs Sunday through Saturday, off on Wednesday.

Cost:  $2200 per module.            Need housing? Reasonably priced rentals nearby.


 

THE ORDER OF CLASSES

Module One followed by 4 – 6 months of homework
Module Two followed by 4 – 6 months of homework
Module Three followed by 4 – 6 months of homework, followed by Graduation
Below is the typical schedule from beginning to graduation for most students.

Module One  –>  Module Two  –>  Module 3

March –> October –> May
September –> April –> November

Sometimes a student requires more time in between modules and we can accommodate that. We prefer students attend each next module within a year so the information is still fresh in their minds.

MODULE 2 : Learning the Series   (choose one)

October 8 – 14, 2023

April 7-13, 2024

October 6 – 12, 2024

 


MODULE 3:  Understanding the Series, Intermediate Level   (choose one)        

November 5-11, 2023

May 5-11, 2024

November 3-9, 2024

Sometimes we can book dates to accommodate students who have tight schedules. One of our students, a university anatomy professor, could only come once a year during spring break, so for three years we made sure we offered a module during her break. If we have lead time, we can make things work. 


When do you take each class?

Each of the three modules leads into the next. Here’s how it works.

First you attend our week-long Module One (M1). Classes are held at our school in Washington state (or online) and sometimes we have a Module One class taught by adjunct faculty in other areas. After the hands-on Module One class, you’ll return home to do your M1 homework. Homework takes 4 to 6 months. Once satisfactorily completed, you are ready for Module Two.

Students also take our online Business Course. Cost is included in the basic tuition. This course is taught online with individual teacher contact throughout the course. You build your business in your home area as you do the assignments. Students are automatically enrolled in this course after they’ve completed the first week of Module One. Students do the course at their own pace, actively work on developing business skills and building a strong foundation to their new practice.

Module Two is a week-long course at the school followed by 4 to 6 months of homework. Once your M2 homework is satisfactorily completed, you can attend Module Three at the school.

After attending Module Three, you’ll have up to six months to complete your M3 homework and graduate from our school. Most students complete the entire course in one year or a bit longer. At that point, you are certified as an Equine Structural Integration practitioner.  

Completion of this course qualifies students to take the NBCAAM exam which provides our graduates with national certification. If you practice in Washington, you can also take the exam for WA state licensure as a Large Animal Massage Therapist.

Advanced Series Work 

Class teaches some fascinating and very sensitive work Joseph has been developing over the past few years. Have you been out in the field practicing for a year or more, enough that you are very familiar and comfortable with what you can do with the series? Then it may be time to learn more. Call and speak with us to find out if  you are ready for the Equine Natural Movement Series Professional Training advanced work class. 



Teacher Training

Equine Natural Movement Series Professional Training 2
Graduate Sara Cooper joined our faculty in 2011

Some of our graduates have been invited to join our faculty. Teacher trainings are arranged individually. If you’d like to learn to teach this work, speak with us.

Kelly Snyder joined our adjunct faculty in 2018. Kelly lives in North Carolina.