Movement and clinical use
Equine gait and movement, therapeutic rationale, indications, contraindications and precautions.
Applied rehabilitation training
A two-week programme in the clinical foundations, safety and supervised practice of equine-assisted therapy.
Overview
The programme introduces hippotherapy as a treatment strategy and therapeutic riding through theory, horse-handling safety and supervised patient-facing sessions.
It is conducted by the International Ridetherapy Association at RidenRanch, with a certified practitioner and licensed equine handler present throughout practical work.

Structure
Equine gait and movement, therapeutic rationale, indications, contraindications and precautions.
Equipment, mounting, dismounting, patient positioning, side-walking and spotting techniques.
Supervised session segments, documentation, outcome measures and a final patient-case presentation.
Certification
Participants submit observation records and a case summary with session plan, outcome notes and supervisor feedback. Successful participants receive a Certificate of Completion signed by CARE and the International Ridetherapy Association.
Register your interest to discuss professional fit, cohort dates and practical requirements.