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On-demand Online CPD Courses

  • Last reviewed: 9th April 2025
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Live webinars and training or virtual training to complete in your own time to improve your knowledge and understanding.

Online on-demand CPD courses

 

 

Woodlands Training Sarah Simpson - Presentations

Information 

Below is a list of Presentations that have been delivered recently and are available as recordings that count as CPD.

All are 2hrs long and count 2 points CPD (apart from Fittening, which is 4hrs long & counts as 4 points CPD).

Conformation

Bits and Bitting

Diagnostics and Therapy

Equine Nutrition, Feeding Competition Horses

The physiology of Fittening, Fittening Competition Horses

Modern Saddlery

Bits and Bitting

Skin Diseases

Breeding

Foal to 4years, Backing to Basics 

Stage 2 Teach Lesson plans

Stage 3 Coach Lesson Plans

Stage 4 Coach Lesson Plans Dressage and Lunge

Stage 4 Coach Lesson Plans Show Jumping and Cross Country 

Stage 4 Business Management

BHSI/Stage 5 Business Management

Grassland Management

Coaching Dressage

Coaching Showjumping

Coaching Cross Country

Lungeing Long Reining.

COST: £23

BOOK

Ringcraft Presentations - Alex Gingell

Ringcraft Presentations & Remote APC training - Alex Gingell 

 

Below is a list of Presentations that have been delivered recently and are available as recordings that count as CPD.

 

Dressage Test Run Through - Any test including BD 2024 

2CPD 

Time: 1hour 30mins delivery Format

COST - £25

 

Dressage Ringcraft (recording) - Training the Trainer- Any level

2CPD

Link will be sent to the email you provide on purchase.

Full Series = 2CPD Points

COST - £25

 

Integrating A Remote Capacity Into Your Own Coaching Business 

2CPD

Full Series = 2CPD Points

COST - £45

 

Dressage Test Run Through - Any test (including BD 2024) 

4CPD 

Time: 3hours delivery Format

COST - £40

 

Dressage Ringcraft (recording) - Training the Trainer - Any level 

4CPD 

Time: 3 - 4 hours delivery Format

COST - £40 

 

Integrating A Remote Capacity Into Your Own Coaching Business - 

4CPD

Full Series = 4 CPD Points

COST - £90

 

Dressage Ringcraft (recording & lecture demo) - Training the Trainer - Any level  

6CPD 

In person lecture demo at Checkendon EC (RG8 0NE), dates added continually

COST - £145

 

 

Integrating A Remote Capacity Into Your Own Coaching Business -

6CPD

Full Series = 6 CPD Points

COST - £190

To Book Please follow the below link:

http://www.alexgingellringcraft.com

 

Understand Horses online CPD courses (External Course)

Bookings & information

Understand Horses, is a course platform created by equine behaviour consultant Justine Harrison. Several online courses are available from various contributors who are experts in their field including:

An Introduction to Equine Nutrition - 2 CPD points

A better understanding of the horse’s natural feeding patterns, digestive system and nutrient requirements can help you provide a more balanced and appropriate diet for your horse, with consideration of their behavioural needs, welfare and gut health.

£39

 

Understand Equine Body Language - 2 CPD points

A better understanding of how horses communicate and being able to read their body language can help you improve your relationship with your own horse and give you the confidence to make better-informed choices about riding, handling and training and help keep you safe every day. 

£39

 

Understand Horse Behaviour - 2 CPD points

A better understanding of horse behaviour can help you improve your relationship with your own horse and give you the confidence to make better-informed choices about riding, handling, training and competing. 

£39

 

Grey Matters, Understanding the Equine Brain - 2 CPD points

Studying the equine brain gives us insight into how horses perceive the world. By learning about their realms of sensory information and how their cognition processes this information we can understand how best to ensure they survive and thrive.

£39

 

An Introduction to Training Horses with Food - 1 CPD point

How we handle and train our horses is extremely important, not just for our horse's welfare but also for the effect that it has on our relationship and our safety. More horse owners and trainers are looking for humane, compassionate methods of training so positive reinforcement (reward-based training) using food is becoming more popular. 

£39

 

Horses Behaving Badly? - 1 CPD point

Horses with behaviour problems often end up in rescue, pass through the hands of numerous owners, or are sold at auctions where they may be purchased for meat.  The horse's behaviour is also a commonly cited reason for people to seek emergency medical treatment each year. When owners and trainers have an understanding of both normal and 'abnormal' behavioural development in horses it can help mitigate such issues, while also improving horse welfare.

£19

 

How to create a successful training plan - 1 CPD point

This course, from equine behaviour consultant and trainer Trudi Dempsey looks at how to create effective training plans, how to implement them successfully and how to stay motivated. 

£19

 

How chronic pain affects horse behaviour - 1 CPD point

In this presentation equine veterinary behaviourist Roxane Kirton discusses the relationship between chronic pain and behaviour in the horse. She looks at some of the current research into pain expression and shares her approach to assessing chronic pain. She also presents one of her case studies involving a pony who displayed aggressive behaviour to both humans and horses.

 

Bad girls? Understanding Mare Behaviour Problems - 2CPD points

In this archived webinar recording equine veterinary behaviourist Roxane Kirton explores a variety of common behavioural problems seen in mares and why they may occur.
She considers what is normal mare behaviour and how management, training, hormones and the reproductive drive can impact the horse’s emotional and physical state. Roxane also examines whether chestnut mares behave differently to those with other coat colours. Topics include: • A review of normal mare behaviour and reproductive physiology • The hormonal/reproductive impact on behaviour • Possible causes of unwanted behaviour in mares - including pain, stressors, management and training • The effect of coat colour on behaviour.

 £19

An Introduction to Horse Behaviour Consulting - 2CPD

Specific issues in horses are best addressed by qualified experts. However, while most people know to contact a veterinarian when their horse is ill or lame, some uncertainty still remains about where people should turn when a horse has a behaviour problem.

To complicate matters, hiring an unqualified professional can result in worsening of existing problems or even the creation of new problems. How are horse owners or referring veterinarians to know which professional is the most appropriate one to hire in these situations?

In this webinar recording, equine behaviour consultants Justine Harrison and Lauren Fraser discuss different aspects of horse behaviour consulting, and what people should know before hiring or referring to a professional to address horse behaviour problems

£19

Improve Horse and Rider Confidence - 1CPD

An archived webinar recording of equine behaviour consultant and university professor Dr Robin Foster on the role of confidence in human-horse interactions and how to build it. Topics covered include: • How does self-confidence affect a
person’s interactions with horses and with the equestrian community? • What factors erode self-confidence and how can their impact be lessened? • What steps can a person take to strengthen appreciation of their own abilities and judgement? • How does a horse’s confidence come into play? • How can a strong
human-horse bond build trust, confidence, and satisfaction?
£19
Total recall - Train Your Horse to Come to You - Trudi Dempsey - 1 CPD 

In this webinar equine trainer and behaviour consultant Trudi Dempsey explains why horses may be difficult to catch, and how you can train your horse to reliably come back to you, time after time.

You will learn how to:

• Understand reasons that horses might not want to be caught/recall

• Recognise and interpret body language around catching and recall

• Build trust through positive interactions

• Train a behaviour from start to finish

• Break down your training goal into achievable steps

• Develop patterns that change unwanted behaviour

• Apply basic learning theory in training

• Harness the power of association

• Progress to different environments

• Train around distractions

• Use advanced applications like ‘head up’ from grazing

• Set yourself and your horse up to succeed

• Problem solve

After the presentation, Trudi answered questions from the audience.

This presentation is for horse owners, students, equine professionals interested in horse training and behaviour.

£19

Best Friends? Affiliative Behaviours in Wild Horses - 1CPD

Modern studies of feral horses are focusing more on the affiliative relationships between band members. But, in domestic settings it can sometimes be difficult to parse out affiliative behaviours when restricted resources increase conflict.

In this presentation equine behaviour consultant and ethologist Samantha Couper shares her stunning films of the Onaqui wild horses in Utah. She examines the affiliative behaviours of wild horses, giving special attention to conflict and, more importantly, how is the conflict ended?

£19

Better Beginnings - Building resilience in young horses - 1CPD

An archived webinar recording of vet behaviourist Gabriel Lencioni and equine behaviour consultant and trainer Trudi Dempsey on early life experiences and their long-term impact on horses.

£19

Train Your Horse to Wait - 1CPD

This unique course will help you develop the skills needed to train your horse to wait without frustration. No more turning your back to find your horse has crept up behind you or sneaked off to eat grass!

Equine behaviour consultants and trainers Trudi Dempsey and Sooz Foster present this course which includes video lessons,  downloads and training plans to help you train your horse to stand relaxed. 

£29

How can NLP help me? - 1CPD

Discuss the basics behind NLP as well as providing practical tips on how to use it in your everyday Equestrian life allowing you to get more of the results you want.

> This Course provides explanations of the Foundations of NLP and looks into how simply understanding the methodology can help us to look at things in a different way and get more of the results we want.

> It also provides practical Equine examples from an NLP perspective.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the module you will be able to:
> Explain what NLP stands for and describe what each of these terms mean.
> Describe what a Frame of NLP is and recall some examples.
> Define what an NLP Presupposition is and discuss some examples including those relating specifically to Human Behaviour.
> Identify why Human Beliefs have such an effect on how our mind works.
> Explore the main issues as to why Equestrians lack confidence.
> Explore the basic practical application of differences between the Conscious and Unconscious mind.
> Discuss potential solutions for Equestrians lacking confidence.
> Define elements which could contribute to a more productive and useful mindset.
> Explore techniques to help slow down your thoughts.
> Practice a simple Breathing Exercise.
> Develop strategies to allow you to become more body aware.

£10 or £8 for APCs

Recognising Lameness in Horses - 2 CPD 

In this webinar, veterinary behaviourist Roxane Kirton and
veterinary physiotherapist Holly Gallacher will explore how to identify the less obvious behavioural and bio-mechanical signs of lameness. They will provide practical tips to help you detect early signs of discomfort, allowing for prompt treatment, reduced costs, and shorter recovery times for your horse. Webinar content includes: How lameness affects a horse’s daily routines and time budgets Changes to trained behaviours caused by discomfort The emergence of unwanted or problematic behaviours Detecting physical signs of lameness How to do a basic
lameness exam The long-term physical effects of lameness on the rest of the horse’s body After the presentation.

COST - £19

Play in Horses - Benefits and Behaviours - 2 CPD 

An archived webinar recording of equine ethologist and
behaviour consultant Samantha Couper on the benefits and behaviours of play in horses. Webinar content includes:

• An introduction to the functions play serves for the developing equid

• From objects to self-play, learn the different ways in which horses use each other and their environment to play

• An introduction to how to differentiate aggression and equine stereotypies from play

• How compromised welfare (such as pain) and play might be interconnected

•An introduction to how to differentiate aggression and equine stereotypies from play After the presentation, Sam answered questions from the audience.

£19

Understanding Equine Stereotypies - 2 CPD

An archived webinar recording of equine welfare scientist Dr Aline Bouquet exploring the underlying causal factors of different stereotypic behaviours ('stable vices') and their welfare implications for individual horses. Webinar content includes:

• The difference between stereotypies and abnormal repetitive
behaviours • What causes the development of stereotypies and who is at risk? • What’s new in the field of equine stereotypic behaviour research • Debunking myths: common misconceptions surrounding equine stereotypies • Practical solutions: how can I prevent stereotypies and what do I do if my horse performs
stereotypic behaviours • Are stereotypies a good indicator for welfare? After the presentation, Aline answered questions from the audience.

 £19

When Positive Becomes Toxic - 1 CPD 

The pressure on equestrians to be kinder in their training means that more and more are turning to reward-based training methods, but does training with food equal better outcomes for our equines?

In this presentation equine behaviourist and trainer Trudi Dempsey looks at the signs that indicate when a horse is having a hard time training with food. She discusses why these problems may occur and how they can be resolved, sharing her experience of creating better outcomes for horses and their trainers.

Do you think you can't train your horse with food? Do you struggle to understand why your horse ‘mugs’ you when you carry food no matter how careful your timing is? Trudi will show you techniques that answer these questions and more. 

£19

 

 

   

 

 

This selection of online courses is provided by understandhorses.com

 

Rider Mentality - CPD Courses

The Importance of smell and taste for horses - 1 CPD 

By the end of this course you will be able to:

> Review key facts on Horse Senses.

> Describe three Brain Level Processes which fuse perception from
all senses.

> Define what Categorical Perception is and the differences between
Horse and Human abilities.

> Explain what Sensory Compensation is and why it would be beneficial to be more aware of this when training horses.

> Discuss some of the reasons why it’s so important we know what is normal for each individual horse we’re working with.

> Define what Neural Fatigue refers to (term taken from Horse Brain, Human Brain by Janet L Jones, 2020).

> Discuss what a static cue is and there use in training horses.

> Summarise the concept of riding with and against the Horses brain.

> Define what Pressure and Release means.

COST - £10

           £8 APC's

 

How all the Equine senses work together - 2 CPD 

> Review key facts on Horse Senses.

> Describe three Brain Level Processes which fuse perception from all senses.

> Define what Categorical Perception is and the differences between Horse and Human abilities.

> Explain what Sensory Compensation is and why it would be beneficial to be more aware of this when training horses.

> Discuss some of the reasons why it’s so important we know what is normal for each individual horse we’re working with.

> Define what Neural Fatigue refers to (term taken from Horse Brain, Human Brain by Janet L Jones, 2020).

> Discuss what a static cue is and there use in training horses.


> Summarise the concept of riding with and against the Horses brain.

> Define what Pressure and Release means.

£10. £8 for BHS APC's. 

 

Goal Setting for Equestrians - 2 CPD 

This Course from Rider Mentality will delve into the latest research from both Psychology and Science to provide you with a greater understanding of how to effectively set and achieve Goals for both you and those your working with. The content will be useful for riders and coaches alike. The Webinar is followed up with a Quiz to check understanding and Coaches will be provided with feedback from the Quiz. Learning Outcomes By the end of the Course you will be able to: > Demonstrate the power goal setting has to help you practice better habits. > Recognise what habits are and why we have them. > Outline the components of a Habit Loop. > Recognise the role of stress in effective goal setting and habit formation. > Effectively interpret your habit cues. > Identify the difference between stopping bad habits and breaking them. > Discuss the weaknesses of relying on will power. > Outline the Science of making and breaking habits. > Discuss the concept of Delayed Gratification. > Outline the Question Behaviour effect. > Explain the scientific concept of Cognitive Dissonance. > Compare two practical Goal setting models. .

£10

£8 for BHS APC's.

Introduction to Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) course for Equestrian Coaches - 3 CPD 

By the end of this Course you will be able to: Describe the
Foundations of NLP as well as it's basic principles and apply these to you're Equestrian Coaching which will allow you to improve your Psychological understanding of yourself as a Coach and the Clients that you work with.
Learning Outcomes for all modules can be found on the following link:
https://ridermentality.vipmembervault.com/products/courses/view/1067303

£39.99 (with feedback) 

£30.00 (without feedback) 

Self Compassion for the Equestrian - 2 CPD 

By the end of this Course you will be able to: > Define the meaning of Self Compassion and why as an Equestrian it's such an important practice for you to adopt. As well as giving you a greater understanding of what Self Compassion really means and looks like you will also be provided with some simple ideas of ways you can include it in your everyday life. It will also look into how being around our horses can help and the role they have to play. Learning Outcomes > Provide a definition of Self Compassion. > Discuss why Self Compassion is important for you as an Equestrian. > Describe the three core elements which make up self compassion. > Identify practical ways to include this in your everyday life. > Explain how being around horses can help and the role they have to play. > Discuss the differences between self kindness and self judgement. > Discuss Tend and Befriend instinct.
> Describe the mammalion caregiving system > Recognise the common human experience > Develop mindfulness practices. > Discuss the psychological scale to measure self compassion. > Discuss the difference between self esteem and self confidence > Explore the physical benefits of practicing self compassion. > Discuss the potential down sides of self compassion.

£10 

£8 for BHS APC's

The Importance of smell and taste for horses - 2 CPD 

By the end of the course you will
be able to:

> Recognise the basic anatomy of the Horses nose.

> Describe the Vomeronasal Organ and it’s function.

> Define what Pheromones are and give an example of there function. > Explain the Horses Flehmen response.

> Discuss smell and perception in Horses.

> Summarise the similarities between Horse and
Human smelling ability.

> Discuss how Horses rely on their sense of smell.

> Recognise how important allowing your Horse to sniff their environment is.

> Explain the process commonly seen when Horse’s meet and how this can be managed in the safest possible way.

> Describe how Horses taste and why sweet and salty
flavours are important.

> Discuss how taste should be considered when Bitting
horses.

> Summarise the Do’s and Don’ts when considering our horses smell and taste.

£10 

£8 for BHS APC's

 

How Horses hear - 2 CPD 

Learning Outcomes By the end of the module you will be able to:

>Recognise the basic anatomy of the horses ear.

> Explain the differences between the loudness Horse and Human are able to hear.

> Describe what Pitch is and the differences between what Horse and Human can hear.

> Discuss how Horses interpret sounds and become used to those present in their familiar environment.


> Summarise how Horse’s hearing helps them to be social creatures.

> Explain what sound localization is.

> Define why Horses do not appear to be good at
sound localization.

> Explain how Horse and Human hearing changes as they age.

> Discuss how Horses react to different types of noises in their environment and how desensitisation can be a useful training tool when getting them used to unfamiliar noises.

> Describe how you can effectively use different tones of
voice when training Horses.

£10

£8 For APCs

 

How Horses see - 2 CPD 

Learning Outcomes By the end of the course you will be able to:

> Explain in basic terms the connection between the Eye and Brain for both Human and Horse.

> Describe Visual Acuity and how it differs from Human to Horse.

> Define the horses range of vision. >

Explain why horses are so sensitive to movement in relation to Peripheral Motion.

> Identify where the horses Blind Spots are and discuss how you might consider these when working with them.

> Describe how Focus differs for Human and Horse.

> Define how Human and Horse colour vision differs.

> Explain what the terms Dichromatic and Trichromic vision mean in relation to Horse and Human.

> Discuss how Horse and Human night vision compares and how you might consider Horses night vision ability in your management of them.

> Summarise the connection that exists between the Horses eyes and how you might consider this when training them in a new Exercise

 £10 

£8 For APCs

 

How Horses Process the World - 2 CPD 

By the end of this Course you will be able to: Effectively compare some of the differences between how Horse and Human process the world and more easily recognise when Horses are being humanised and the detrimental effects this can have. This will allow you to understand horses better and improve the relationships you have with them.

Learning Outcomes are available for all modules on the following link:
https://ridermentality.vipmembervault.com/products/courses/view/1135763

£39.99

 

Horse and Rider Tension - 2 CPD 

By the end of this Course you will be able to: > Discuss how we can
combat Rider Tension through the development of resilience and strategies in relation to our body awareness, rider position, mindset and breathing. > This will provide you with the practical tools to be the best leader and rider for your horse in any situation. Learning Outcomes By the end of the course you will be able to:

> Discuss how tension manifests itself for both human and horse.

>Identify how the rider’s tension affects the horse

> Recognise when our horses are working free from any tension.

> Discuss the differences between positive and negative tension.

> Develop an understanding of the correct Horse and rider
mindset.

> Discuss potential solutions to problems caused by Horse and Rider
tension. 

£10 

£8 for APC's 

 

Horse and Rider Mindset - 2 CPD 

By the end of this Course you will be able to:

> Identify how having the right mindset for both Horse and Rider can allow you to achieve your chosen outcomes more consistently and with greater confidence. Learning Outcomes By the end of this Course you will be able to: > Discuss practical strategies to improve your mindset and confidence.

> Identify how improving your understanding of Horse
Behaviour can improve the relationship with your horse.

> Develop a basic
understanding of the Unconscious Mind.

> Develop a basic understanding of Horse
Behaviour including how they gather information from their senses.

> Identify
common Horse Body Language signals.

> Develop the use of various practical
strategies to improve the relationship with your mind.

£10

£8 for BHS APC's 

TIME: Ongoing as available on demand. 

 

An Introduction the Unconscious Mind for Equestrians - 1 CPD 

By the end of this Course you will be able to:

Develop a basic understanding of the Unconscious Mind particularly in relation to your Equestrian Life. You will understand how this can help us communicate with ourselves and others better.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the module you will be able to:
> Compare the differences between the Conscious and Unconscious mind.
> Describe the basic functions of the Unconscious mind.
> Identify how to communicate effectively with your Unconscious mind.
> Describe how all habits are created and maintained.
> Summarize the process of a Habit moving from the Conscious to Unconscious mind as it's being formed.
> Define how memories and emotions are stored in the Unconscious mind.
> Describe how memories containing unresolved negative emotions can be re - presented for resolution by the Unconscious mind and the effects this might have depending on timing.
> Discuss strategies to cope with these memories being re - presented.
> Discuss why the Unconscious mind responds so well to metaphors.
> Recall common Belief cycles Equestrians get stuck in.
> Explain how our minds can run on autopilot.
> Complete an Exercise designed to make you more conscious of your Unconscious mind.

£10

£8 for APCs

 

How could understanding my horse better help to improve my confidence? - 1 CPD

By the end of this Course you will be able to:

>Be more mindful of how by understanding our horses better we can understand ourselves better and more easily address any confidence issues.

> Develop greater awareness of rider tension and how our tension effects our horse. 

Learning Outcomes:

> Discuss the relationship we have with our horses and how this could be improved including practical examples.

> Recognize why horse's make such good therapists.

> Identify some of the life skills we can develop by being around our horses.

> Outline strategies to help improve you and your horse's confidence.

£10

£8 for APCs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Equine Massage Academy - Full range of equine related online courses (External Course)

Bookings & Information

Equine Massage Academy (EMA) is a leading equine training company offering over 40 courses, led by Angela Hall, a published author of Is My Horse in Pain? EMA provides high-quality, evidence-based courses that come with CPD awards and completion certificates all delivered online at your own convenience with lifetime access.

Courses approved by BHS are aimed at all equestrians, whether you are an APC, a therapist, a competitor at any level, a pleasure rider or simply a horse owner wanting the best knowledge, we have courses for you. No coursework is required—simply sit back, watch the video presentations, and print the accompanying manuals, which contain information you will never have encountered before.

Many courses are accredited by the Institute of Registered Veterinary and Animal Physiotherapists (IRVAP) as well as the British Horse Society, ensuring they meet high standards. All of this is available at very affordable costs, with high standards being guaranteed.

Courses offered fall under the categories of Therapy, Healthcare & Wellness, Training, Performance, and Injury Management.  There is something for everyone.

Here are the current courses with BHS approval:

Equine Alternative Therapies (Meridians and Acupressure)

Equine Rocking Therapy 

Equine Tension Point Release (TPR)

Equine Craniosacral Therapy

Equine Myofascial Decompressions (Cupping) 

Advanced Myofascial Release and Kinetic Chains

Equine Musculoskeletal Health, Training, and Rehabilitation: A Comprehensive Guide for Professional Riding Coaches

Comprehensive Equine Health Assessment for Professional Riding Coaches

Equine Water Treadmill for Training and Rehabilitation

Equine Bit and Bridle Fitting for Equestrians

Racehorse to Riding Horse Aftercare and Retraining

Training Horses from an Anatomical Perspective

The Full Extent of Equine Lameness

Equine Conformation, Biomechanics and Beyond

Empowering Equestrians with Saddle Assessment Skills

Equine Massage for Horse Owners

Equine Forensics – Investigating through Dissection

Equine Biosecurity Best Practice Protocols

Equine Emergency First Aid

Optimising Gut Health and Colic Prevention

Impact of Nutrition on Equine Wellness, Performance and Recovery

Natural Horse Health for Wellness: Harnessing the Power of Plants

Optimum Management for Travelling Horses

Paddock Management for Equestrian Use

Yoga and Mindfulness for Equestrians

Equine Musculoskeletal Health, Training, and Rehabilitation: A Comprehensive Guide for Professional Riding Coaches on

Comprehensive Equine Health Assessment for Professional Riding Coaches 

Exploring Equine Neurology with Practical Assessments

Equine Energy Healing

 

Please book here or see the courses listed individually in the following sections of this table.

https://www.equinemassageacademy.com/training-courses

Dr David Marlin Online Courses (External Course)

Bookings & information

The drdavidmarlin.com site is an independent information resource for all equestrians. A source of unbiased, science-based research, we deliver news, and product reviews, with webinars, podcasts and articles covering the full breadth of the equine world.

Below courses are worth 1 CPD point each

 

Early Season Winter Training

Equine Asthma with Dr Kirstie Pickles MRCVS 

Heart Rate, Fitness and Training

Kinesiotaping by Dr. Gillian Tabor

Kissing Spine with Dr Gillian Tabor 

Principles of Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation with Dr Gillian Tabor

Strangles by Dr. Kirstie Pickles 

The Equine Neck Anatomy & Function – Dr Gillian Tabor

The Science behind Worming Your Horse 

The Thoracic Sling – Dr Gillian Tabor

The Equine Stifle, Function and Dysfunction – Dr Gillian Tabor

Equine ‘Choke’ with Dr Kieran O’Brien

Horseflies – Natures Terrorists – Dr Kieran O’Brien

Keeping Your Horse Safe with Dr Kieran O’Brien

Biosecurity – what is it and why should you care?

The Stabled Horse – Can we do it better? Dr Kieran O’Brien

In Hand with Dr Gillian Tabor

Equine First Aid – Dr. Kirstie Pickles

The Bare Truth – Farrier Aksel Vibe

 

More information about each course can be found here -  drdavidmarlin.com 

 

Cost - Monthly Subscription from £8

E-Horse Online Courses (External Course)

Bookings & information

E-horse are an award winning Registered Equine CPD provider delivering certified quality education to horse owners in the UK.

 

E-Horse Asymmetrical or lame? Where do we draw the line? - 1 CPD point

Help horse owners to understand normal movement patterns of horses and how movement symmetry of your horse can be impacted by different factors.

£10

 

Equine Emergency First Aid -  3.5 CPD points

A guide to know how to cope in an equine emergency.

£30

 

This selection of online courses is provided by E-Horse.co.uk

Horses Inside Out - Gillian Higgins - Series Collections (External Courses)

Bookings & information

Horses Inside Out is an award-winning, internationally recognised organisation founded by Gillian Higgins in 2006.
 
Its purpose is to give riders, coaches, and therapists, in fact, anyone interested in discovering more about horses, a fascinating insight into equine locomotion, training, management and welfare from an anatomical perspective

Series Collection courses are worth 6 CPD points for each collection completed. The episodes are available to watch separately - see website for details. 

Horses Inside Out Webinar Series 1 and 2 Collection £80.00

This collection includes:-
Understanding Your Horse's Back (2)
Pilates for Horses
Poles for Posture
Understanding Muscles and Fascia
Understanding Your Horse's Neck
Understanding and Assessing Posture
Skeletal Maturity and Exercises for Young Horses
Polework and Gymnastic Jumping

Horses Inside Out Webinar Series 3 Collection £40.00

This collection includes:-
Muscular Misconceptions - All about the muscles on which we sit
Anatomy of the Head - Related to health, performance, bridle fit and design
The Biomechanics of Bending - Exercises to improve lateral flexion
The Biomechanics of Collection - Exercises to improve engagement

Horses Inside Out Webinar Series 4 Collection £30.00

This collection includes
The Biomechanics of Lateral Work - Exercises to improve lateral expression and stability
The Biomechanics of Transitions - Exercises to improve strength and harmony
Striving for Straightness - Exercises to improve symmetry and straightness

Horses Inside Out Webinar Series 5 Collection £30.00

Understanding and Assessing Movement 

This collection includes
The Biomechanics of Walk- techniques and exercises to improve the walk and top tips for improving the walk.
The Biomechanics of Trot - techniques and exercises to improve the expression and cadence of the trot
The Biomechanics of Canter - techniques and exercises to improve the quality of the canter                                   

 

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Horses Inside Out - Gillian Higgins - Individual sessions (External Courses)

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Horses Inside Out is an award-winning, internationally recognised organisation founded by Gillian Higgins in 2006.
 
Its purpose is to give riders, coaches, and therapists, in fact, anyone interested in discovering more about horses, a fascinating insight into equine locomotion, training, management and welfare from an anatomical perspective

Recognising Pain Related Poor Performance with Dr Sue Dyson

CPD points : 6

Cost : £120.00

Horses that aren’t quite performing as they should be is a common issue and can leave you questioning your training and general management to find the answers. One fundamental skill we should all have is the ability to recognise when these issues are pain-related.

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Training the Brain with Dr Andrew Hemmings

CPD points : 5

Cost : £85.00

Covering the anatomy of the brain, how it works and how this knowledge can be applied to handling, training, welfare and management, this recorded online seminar, which also includes a useful insight into stereotypical behaviours and an online brain dissection is a must for therapists, trainers, students and indeed all equine professionals.

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Anatomy in Action Video Course 

CPD points : 6

Cost : £120.00

The Anatomy in Action video collection is a comprehensive, biomechanics course in horse movement. Evaluating paces from walk to gallop, poles to drop fences and lateral work to specialist moves such as the sliding western halt, pesade and capriole, the course comprises of 28 high-definition, slow-motion videos evaluating and clearly explaining the anatomy and biomechanics of the movements. The horses are all working towards their personal best.

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Understanding the Tendons and Ligaments of the Lower Limb 

CPD points : 2

Cost : £35

This on-demand seminar studies the anatomy and biomechanics of the lower leg in detail and focuses on tendon injury and its prevention, early detection, management and rehabilitation.

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Strangles: Spread the word, not the disease

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Ahead of Strangles Awareness Week (5th - 11th May 2025), we are excited to be able to put on this webinar to give you more information about this highly contagious disease of the upper respiratory tract.

We will have Richard Newton (Director of Epidemiology and Disease Surveillance, Equine Infectious Disease Surveillance (EIDS)) presenting to us and hope that as many of you can join us as possible. We will look at all things strangles and how to raise awareness with horse owners and how to manage outbreaks.

1 CPD Point

COST - £0

           

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Equine Behaviour & Training Certificate

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Equine Behaviour & Training Certificate Apply behavioural
science and learning theory to horse training. How to minimise stress and increase training efficiency. Understand the biological reasons behind horse behaviour and get to the root cause of problems. Train reliable behaviours that your horse can demonstrate whether at home or away. Apply training methods in a way that improves the horse’s performance and welfare whilst maintaining ethics.
Learn about the science behind reinforcement in training and how you can apply it successfully As great theoretical CPD course for equine professionals. The course is NOCN Accredited (Ofqual-regulated Awarding Body).

4 CPD Points

COST - £298

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The Scales of Training

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The Scales of Training refer to the basic schooling of every horse whether the rider wishes to concentrate on dressage, jumping or eventing and are essential to any horse’s physical and mental development, at all levels from novice upwards. This webinar is in two parts:
Part one: We will take a detailed look at: Rhythm, Suppleness, Contact. Part Two: We will take a detailed look at: Impulsion, Straightness, Collection.

2 CPD Points per part 

COST - £10 per part - £20 for both 

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The Science of Equine Use in Therapy

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Explore the research underpinning equine-assisted interventions and services. Discover ways to apply evidence-based practices to support diverse populations. Understand how equine-assisted interventions address health inequalities and offer innovative, non-medical solutions.

1 CPD Point

COST - FREE

6 - 7:30pm       

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The psychology of Horsemanship

https://clairelilley.com/claire-lilley-events/Details & Information 

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. 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: Part 1: Equine Psychology (Understanding the horse) The horse's senses, primary responses and emotion Part 2: Training Psychology (Understanding yourself) The rider's communication, training and learning from past experiences. Part 3 Relational Psychology (Understanding the partnership) The goals, the development and the challenges faced in successful horsemanship 

2 CPD Points per section 

COST - £10 per section 

           £30 For all 3 

  

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Horse Nutrition Winter Webinar Series

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Find out what Clare feeds her own horses, and find out what she recommends most to all the horse owners she works with.

Get the truth about feed and supplement products. 

Steeped with nutribaloney and some surprising truths certain companies don't want you to know! 

2 CPD Points

COST - £15

TIME: 7pm - 9pm 

 

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Horse Feeding Masterclass

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Unlock the power of an optimal diet for our horse, with Clare's 6 step framework for a perfectly balanced diet. 

Simplify horse nutrition and allow Clare to navigate the minefield of nutrition for you. 

Get peace of mind about what you're feeding, so you can put your energy into enjoying your horse rather than worrying about what to feed.

2 CPD Points

COST - £15

TIME: 7pm - 9pm 

 

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Optimising Nutrition for the Metabolically Challenged

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Clare will help you clear a path through the confusing maze of opinions about how to feed and manage horses and ponies who are metabolically challenged with insulin dysregulation (ID), EMS, laminitis, HAL & related conditions.

Master the art of feeding your individual horse or pony with practical advice about how to apply the science. 

2 CPD Points

COST - £15

      

 

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Applying the Five Domains Model to the Welfare Assessment of Sport and Recreation Horses

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Hosted by the University of New
England, this open learning, on-demand course teaches how to apply the 2020 Five
Domains Model for Welfare Assessment and Monitoring to sport and recreation
horses. Through 7 carefully designed, engaging modules, the course steps through
the 2020 Five Domains Model in a detailed manner, always considering welfare
according to the latest scientific understanding. It presents a welfare
assessment checklist and comprehensive selection of situation-related and
animal-based indicators that can be applied in practice (in the field) to
monitor and improve a focal horses' welfare. It covers the ethical environment
in which we work with and use horses, and some strategies to think through
challenging situations, including end-of-life decisions. Learning Objectives: •
Explain the contemporary understanding of animal welfare • Recognise optimal
conditions for horses • Classify all areas of a horse's management into the Five
Domains • Apply a Five Domains-based welfare assessment checklist using reliable
and feasible indicators • Identify specific aspects of a horse’s existence that
compromise welfare • Reflect on opportunities to make incremental improvements
in a horse's lived experience. Program Agenda (Summary): • The course is divided
into 7 Modules and takes 25 hours to complete. • The content is presented in
video format with a text transcript and compulsory learning assessments. Course
presenter support is available to learners as needed. • The course is
self-paced. • By the end of the course, learners will have assessed the welfare
of five separate case study horses using a Five Domains based assessment
questionnaire Additional background: This course is endorsed by Professor
Emeritus David Mellor, ONZM, who developed the Five Domains Model over three
decades in collaboration with other academics, as well as by award winning
veterinarian and ethologist, Professor Paul McGreevy.

6 CPD Points

COST - AUD199.00 

 Start and end time- On-demand, self-paced. No time limit.

 

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The biomechanics of bridle and bit fit

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Liz chats to Sue about the effects of
bridle and bit choices on impulsion and movement, and why they can affect hind
limb engagement. What is the hyoid apparatus and why does it affect hind limb
engagement? Sue draws on her experiences from attending whole horse dissections
and feeling for herself what happens when the hind limb is flexed when different
bits and nosebands are fitted. With her extensive anatomical knowledge
particularly of the horse's head, she is able to discuss in depth the impact of
our tack choices.

1CPD Point

COST - £6

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BHS Master Series (BHS Organised Course)

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The series consists of four innovative Masterclasses from the very best in the equestrian world with the final episode in the series being a Q&A.

Episode One – Featuring Yogi Breisner FBHS (1 CPD Point)

Improve your balance and accuracy with pole work exercises, demonstrated by top event rider Laura Collett riding her Pau winner, London 52.

 

Episode Two – Featuring Richard Davison FBHS (1 CPD Point)

Looking to get more out of your lateral work or just starting your ‘sideways’ journey?

 

Episode Three – Featuring Caroline Moore FBHS (1 CPD Point)

Caroline introduces us to her three-step process; training to learn, training to compete and training to win. 

 

Episode Four – Featuring Erik Mackechnie-Guire FBHS (1 CPD Point)

'Learning Without Limits'. Erik works with recreational and para riders with limiting factors caused by accident and illnesses to show there really are no limits when you have the will to succeed! 

 

Episode Five – Chat Show

Hosted by Lizzie Greenwood-Hughes, The Masters' Series Chat Show is the fifth episode in the series. The episode features some of the BHS's most famous Fellows discussing a variety of topics and subjects, some of which have been suggested by you the BHS member.

 

Full Series = 5 CPD Points

1 point per episode or 5 points for full package

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Autism, Sport and Physical Activity Module (External Course)

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Recognising and understanding the key areas of difficulty experienced by both the participants and the session leaders is vital to providing effective support. 

Cost: £33.00 + VAT

1 CPD Point

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The Equiculture Course (External Course)

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Anyone who owns or manages horses or ponies. This course challenges traditional, outdated methods and offers innovative solutions for the forward-thinking horse owner.

Cost: £147.99

2 CPD Points

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The Fundamentals of Dressage

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Whatever level of rider, and whichever discipline, it is so important to make sure the rider's technique is correct in order to get the very best from the horse.
'Improvement is all about perfecting riding technique over time- there is no 'quick fix'; it takes months or even years to develop together with the horse as a partner, whether working with the novice rider just starting out, or an advanced rider wanting to improve.
This presentation looks in detail at the rider's position and aids, at small changes that can have a huge inspect on the horse's way of going.

Cost: £10

2 CPD Points

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