Equine Rehabilitation & Recovery Training

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Comprehensive equine recovery education covering nervous system regulation, fascia, movement, circulation, and device-based recovery designed for real-world application in barns, rehab facilities, and show environments.

Training Dates: May 15–17, 2026
Schedule:

Friday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Saturday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Sunday: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
A lunch break will be provided daily.

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What You’ll Learn

  • How to observe movement, posture, and compensation patterns

  • Palpation skills for fascia, tissue tone, and nervous system response

  • Somatic equine massage techniques and sequencing

  • Nervous system regulation and parasympathetic activation

  • Fascia-based recovery and myofascial release

  • Walking techniques and movement re-patterning

  • Temperature therapy: when to use heat vs cold

  • Device application: Class IV Laser, PEMF, Shockwave, Cryotherapy

  • Progressive recovery protocols for common performance-horse issues

  • How to support recovery without overriding the horse’s thresholds

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A woman is examining a brown horse in a controlled indoor facility, with another person seated nearby.

About the Training

Advanced Equine Recovery trainings teach a whole-horse recovery approach that goes far beyond soft tissue work.

This education integrates:

  • Nervous system regulation

  • Fascia and myofascial chains

  • Postural and movement patterns

  • Somatic and trauma-informed bodywork

  • Circulation and lymphatic support

  • Evidence-informed use of recovery devices

Trainings are grounded in hands-on case work with performance horses and focus on how the horse’s entire system responds to work, stress, hauling, injury, and recovery.

This is not a veterinary diagnosis or treatment, but practical recovery support designed to work alongside veterinary care.

Who These Trainings Are For

  • Performance horse owners

  • Trainers and assistants

  • Equine rehab and recovery practitioners

  • Barn managers

  • Show grooms and staff

No prior certification required.
These trainings focus on supportive recovery, regulation, and functional movement, not diagnosis or medical treatment.

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The Advanced Equine Recovery Manual

The Advanced Equine Recovery Manual is the written foundation of this training program and is used to support live and hands-on education.

It includes:

  • Nervous system–based recovery principles

  • Fascia and anatomy references

  • Palpation and observation guidance

  • Walking and movement techniques

  • Somatic equine massage sequences

  • Device protocols and safety considerations

  • Progressive recovery frameworks

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