A hands-on training for PT, OT, and SLPs seeking to learn the fundamentals of safely and professionally incorporating equines and the barn setting with the services they offer.
*Audit option for certified equine professionals
A hands-on training for PT, OT, and SLPs seeking to learn the fundamentals of safely and professionally incorporating equines and the barn setting with the services they offer.
*Audit option for certified equine professionals
Boots in the Barn: A Call to Action to Serve First Responders Speakers: Deputy Daniel Pipoly Saebra Pipoly Program Track, "DE" CEU…
Learn to identify, understand, and work with the “Blue Wall of Silence” in the law enforcement community. Designed to provide insight and understanding of the different types of stress in the law enforcement culture, this course will provide practice skills in providing crisis intervention services to law enforcement organizations and individual personnel in crisis. This course is intended for law enforcement officers, their families, mental health professionals, chaplains, and organizations that interact within the law enforcement community.
Continuing education credit available for Social Workers, Counselors, Marriage and Family Therapists, and PATH Intl. Certified Professionals. AZPOST approval pending. Contact the event organizer for specific details.
Do you use bareback pads in your adaptive (therapeutic) riding lessons? What questions do you ask yourself before using them?…
Come say hi at the PATH Intl. Region 7 Conference! I will be Individually presenting "HOW and WHAT we say…
For detailed information and online registration, click HERE. Mentors are crucial to the development and sustainability of our industry and…
For detailed information and online registration, click HERE. Mentors are crucial to the development and sustainability of our industry and…
Discussion about how rein size, shape, and texture can impact riders of different abilities.
Reins can impact rider position and their ability to be successful at rein management, reining, and more!
Take a closer look at this often overlooked and under addressed piece of equipment!
This LIVE adaptive/therapeutic riding instructor chat on an "Equipment and Mechanics" themed topic covers:
Live chat for adaptive/ therapeutic riding instructors will talk about the pros and cons of the following scenarios:
1. Saddle is too small for the student
2. Saddle is too big for the student
How does each scenario impact the position of the student? The comfort of the horse? Which is better? What to do if you are faced with one or both?