Cedar Lane Farm (centrally located to Hamilton, Burlington and Guelph) has been providing ground-breaking courses to the equine world since 1987. A passion for learning, research and education has always encouraged us to "push the envelope" and provide innovative courses to help horse owners and professionals realize a shift in how they perceive and work with horses.
We also specialize in catering to groups with special interests. Let us design a curriculum especially for you!
Here are some of the courses currently being offered. Check back often for more courses and dates!
Equi-Bow Canada
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Equi-Bow Canada offers an opportunity to learn holistic hands-on techniques for horses that address structural, physiological, performance and behavioural issues in a student-friendly part time format.
Two course choices are available:
Horse Owner's Self Interest Course (Unit 1) OR
Career focussed Professional Practitioner's Program (Units 1-5).
We invite you to join the growing numbers of Equi-Bow students (lay people, trainers, professionals, veterinarians) who are learning this gentle, non-invastive, hands-on complimentary equine modality. Equi-Bow techniques are non-medical and promote self healing.
Equi-Bow Canada provides one of the most comprehensive bowen-based equine training programs available, also incorporating cranio sacral and feldenkrais techniques into the Professional Certificate Program. Gentle, safe and highly effective for all disciplines.
Check the website for full details and course dates:
www.equi-bowcanada.com
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Animal Communication
with Christine Riedel Gagnon |
Would you like to feel closer to your animals? Do you often wonder what your animal is thinking and feeling?
Interspecies communication is an intuitive method of communicating between species that gives you the opportunity to interact with your animal friend in a unique way. In the past number of years this practice has become much more "main stream" and is well respected by many people in all walks of life.
This series of courses can be taken as personal interest or continued to the professional level. Classes are presented in a part time format with opportunities to practice your skills between courses.
Click here for course information.
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| Canine Touch© with Raian Kaiser |
Canine Touch© is a non diagnostic, non invasive, gentle hands-on discipline that works at a complete holistic level, in that it addresses the dog as a whole without any particular focus on any individual problematic areas of the body. Applied as a holistic address, the Canine Touch has a profound effect upon the canine from the cellular to the whole, inducing relaxation and balance with the purpose of assisting the dog to reach the ideal state of homeostasis.
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The Balanced Hoof
with James Simpson and Cheryl Gibson |
This course is essential to your understanding of how hoof balance interacts with the horse's structure, performance and behaviour.
Not a discussion about bare foot or shod, this workshop will give you a clear picture of what constitutes a balanced hoof.
This is a required course for those enrolled in the Equi-Bow Canada Practitioner's Program. Click here for more information.
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| Rasping Your Way to Balance
with James Simpson |
For those who would like to do simple maintenance on their own horse's feet, this series of three workshops is geared to the horse owner who wants optimal balance for his/her unshod horses. Our aim is to establish a clear picture of what a balanced horse and balanced feet look like and to provide you with a protocol for achieving this goal.
(NOTE: This is NOT a farrier's course, nor do we encourage or give permission to the participant to work on other people's horses.)
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| Women and Horses |
This series of workshops will spark passion and curiosity while exploring the endless possiblilities of our relationship with horses.See with new eyes! Hear with new ears! Step into a new paradigm!
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| Saddle and Tack Fit |
Look at tack from a therapist's point of view. Help the horseowner, trainers, equine body workers and other professionals understand what is happening when the tack doesn't fit. What compromises are made? How do we respect and consider our horses and their needs?
This is a required course for those enrolled in the Equi-Bow Canada Practitioner's program. Click here for more information.
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For more information or to register for any of these courses please contact
Cheryl Gibson at
(905) 659-7223 or by e -mail at info@cedarlanefarm.ca. |
