Get an inside look at the educational material used in the Advanced Equine Recovery Professional Hands-On Certification Program.
This comprehensive manual introduces our evidence-informed, whole-horse approach to equine rehabilitation, bodywork, performance recovery, and supportive wellness. It is designed to help students move beyond simply learning individual techniques and begin understanding how anatomy, movement, compensation patterns, therapeutic modalities, and the horse’s response all work together.
Inside, you'll explore concepts related to equine massage and bodywork, movement assessment, rehabilitation planning, Class IV laser, radial shockwave, cryotherapy, PEMF, water treadmill therapy, and other modern equine recovery modalities.
$1,250 | Three days | 21 instructional hours
Learn practical equine recovery techniques through classroom instruction, instructor demonstrations and supervised hands-on practice with horses.
This course is designed for horse owners, trainers and equine professionals. Students must have horse-handling experience and be comfortable working around horses. No previous rehabilitation training or certification is required.
Currently we may not be able to accept Oklahoma residents as students for our certification program. Please contact us at advancedequinerecovery@gmail.com to better understand this condition.
Location: Advanced Equine Recovery Clinic at Rein Maker Ranch
16210 Blanton View Avenue, Wayne, Oklahoma 73095, near Purcell.
Classes are limited to 12 students with two instructors. During hands-on practice, students work in two instructor-led groups of up to six.
Day 1 — Functional Anatomy, Massage and Safety
Identify anatomical landmarks, practice palpation and foundational massage/bodywork techniques, and recognize contraindications and situations requiring veterinary referral.
Day 2 — Recovery Equipment and Supervised Application
Learn equipment precautions and practice using Class IV laser, shockwave, cryotherapy, PEMF, water treadmill, and the RELAX vibration platform with solarium. Instruction includes demonstrations, supervised application and therapy sequencing.
Day 3 — Case Practice, Documentation and Business Fundamentals
Apply the skills taught to supervised case exercises, observe equine responses, practice documentation and veterinary communication, and discuss pricing, insurance and business considerations.
Friday, November 13: 9 a.m.–6 p.m.
Saturday, November 14: 9 a.m.–6 p.m.
Sunday, November 15: 9 a.m.–3 p.m.
Lunch: 1–2 p.m. each day, excluded from instructional hours.
Tuition includes:
Printed training manual for notes and reference, plus a digital copy
Use of all training horses and instructional equipment
Bottled water and light snacks
School-issued completion certificates upon successful completion
There are no additional school fees. Students provide appropriate clothing and closed-toe boots or sturdy shoes and cover their own travel and meals.
Students must be 18 or older to attend independently. Students ages 16–17 may attend only with a parent present on site throughout training. The parent does not need to enroll or pay tuition. Students under 16 are not admitted.
To receive completion certificates, students must attend all 21 instructional hours and satisfactorily demonstrate the required skills. Instructors may ask questions during demonstrations; there is no written examination.
Missed instructional hours may be completed at a later scheduled class, subject to available space.
Certificates document completion of school-provided training. They are not manufacturer-issued credentials or professional licenses and do not independently authorize veterinary diagnosis or practice. Job-placement assistance is not provided.
Pay $1,250 in full, or reserve your seat with a $250 deposit and pay the remaining $1,000 by October 14, 2026.
Registrations after October 14 require payment in full. The deposit is part of tuition, not an additional fee.
Three-day cancellation: All payments are fully refundable if cancellation is requested within three days after signing the enrollment agreement and making the initial payment. This protection applies regardless of the scheduled class date.
Cancellation on or before October 14, 2026: All payments, including the deposit, are fully refundable.
Cancellation after October 14: Payments are nonrefundable except under the three-day cancellation or special-circumstances provisions. You may transfer your payments once to another class with available space. The transferred training must be completed by May 13, 2027, six months after the original class start date.
A transfer does not restart the cancellation cutoff or six-month deadline. After the one-time transfer or deadline, no further transfer or refund is available except under the three-day cancellation, school-cancellation or special-circumstances provisions.
After training begins: No refund is available except under the three-day cancellation or special-circumstances provisions.
If we cancel: You may reschedule or receive a full refund if you cannot attend the replacement class. School cancellation does not count as your one permitted transfer.
Special circumstances: Documented serious injury, illness, a death in the family or comparable circumstances preventing attendance or completion will be reviewed individually for a fair and reasonable refund or transfer arrangement.
Send cancellation, refund or transfer requests to advancedequinerecovery@gmail.com. Approved refunds will be issued within 30 days. The three-day cancellation, school-cancellation and special-circumstances provisions take precedence over the nonrefundable and transfer-limit terms.
Questions? Call or text 561-504-6573.
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