EQUINE POSITIONAL RELEASE INSTITUTE - HOLISTIC HEALTHCARE FOR HORSE AND RIDER

Signs of Pain

Equine Signs of Pain

15 April 2019

Recognising signs and symptoms of pain in horses

Welcome to the EPR Drum Blog, a series of short writings about holistic horse health and a non-force

approach to working with horses.

Equine Positional Release (EPR) is a system of holistic horse health care. EPR utilises holistic health assessment, holistic non-force manual therapy, including the well being of the horse in the process of assessment and treatment.

Horses instinctively hide pain, injury and illness. Horse people can learn to recognise and read the telltale signs and symptoms of pain, injury and illness in the horse.

Definition of Pain

More coming soon.

Tags: Equine Positional Release, Equine Signs of Pain, Horses and Pain, Recognising pain in horses, Holistic health for horses

HORSE HEALTHCARE

Holistic Healthcare for Horse and Rider

EPR Practitioner Training

EPR Training Program

EPR Professional Training

EPR Professional Training is available for Equine professionals, Equine practitioners, Equine therapists, Equine Veterinarians, Equine chiropractors and osteopaths, allied health professionals, trainer, riders and equine enthusiasts.

The EPR Professional Practitioner Training Program is taught over a four to five module format.

EPR training comprises 2 - 4 day classes with theory sessions, hands-on training and assessment. Ongoing certification training includes self study, tutorials, evaluations and online video sessions.

To discuss a training contact:

EPR Institute:

11 Casuarina St

Wirrabara

South Australia, 5481

Australia

Email: zcs@protonmail.com

Mobile: +61 477 945 006

"The four day intensive was an excellent

way to have a lot of hands-on time

with the horses.

It was a great opportunity to review

anything I was unsure of,

pick up on the finer details

I had previously missed and to

learn some alternative methods for

less mobile horses or

those difficult to work with.

It was a great experience to watch

those horses change and be more

comfortable in their bodies,

over the four days."

Celia Corcoran
Rider and Trainer

Matamata, New Zealand

We at the EPR Institute would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land throughout Australia and North America, and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.

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