The Psychology of Horsemanship Webinar with Claire Lilley

The Psychology of Horsemanship Webinar

If you prefer to buy your webinar without going to our on-line shop. you can purchase it here by bank transfer. 

Please email claire@wiltshire-wellbeing.co.uk  for bank details to make your payment, and allow up to 24 hours for the manual link to be sent.

An informative webinar for both coaches and riders with the aim of developing the partnership between horse and rider.  We will be covering the development, the challenges faced, and the goals of successful horsemanship.

The Psychology of Horsemanship by Claire Lilley

 

As human beings wanting to bond with our horses, we must use all our available skills: our senses, our intelligence, our physical body awareness and intuition. Horses are better at doing this than we are, so there is a lot for us to learn from our equine partners.

Historically, horsemanship is about developing mutual trust, respect and understanding and love: the foundations of a rock-solid relationship:

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Join me to gain a deeper understanding of developing mutual trust, respect, understanding and love for the horse : the foundations of a rock-solid partnership.

PART ONE: Equine Psychology (Understanding the horse), we take a look at the horse’s senses, primary responses and emotion.

PART TWO: Training Psychology (Understanding yourself as a rider)

The rider’s communication, training and learning from past experiences.

PART THREE: Relational Psychology (Understanding the partnership)

We look at the goals, the development and the challenges faced in successful horsemanship.

Accessing your downloads

You will receive the recordings from Zoom  once payment has been received.You will have access to the recordings for 30 days.
Please allow up to 24 hours for the manual link to be sent.

British Horse Society

2 BHS CPD POINTS are allocated for each of these 2 webinars.

To claim CPD points with the BHS, please click on the link below:

BHS Link for CPD Feedback form

For more information, take a look at The Psychology of Horsemanship book by Claire Lilley.