Equi-Bow Practitioner Certification Requirements

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Practitioner Certificate Requirements The following requirements must be completed to attain the Equi-Bow Practitioner certificate of proficiency: Equi-Bow Canada Units 1 to 4 Human content: The Bowen College: Lower Body, European College of Bowen Studies: Levels 1 to 3, Bowen Canada: Modules 1 to 4, or equivalent programs from other schools of bowen. Contact us if you have any questions. Workshop review days for equine content. Workshops are generally scheduled one month after each unit. Further workshops may be required at the discretion of the instructors, depending on the needs of the students Balanced Foot Workshop (one day) Tack Fitting Workshop (one day) Submission of 10 equine case histories Completion of recognized equine anatomy and physiology studies Unit 5: Equine review and testing (3 days) Please Note: Equi-Bow Canada is dedicated to producing a professional level of graduate with a high degree of understanding of the horse as well as the Equi-Bow techniques. There may be additional days required for equine training for those students who need more "horsemanship" time. Horsemanship skills will be continuously assessed throughout the program and programs will be developed or suggested in order to fill the needs of the students. All educational programs should be constantly evolving and upgrading. Please note that information or requirements could be subject to change without notice. Equi-Bow Canada holds no responsibility nor liability for any graduate other than assuring that they have been tested and have shown proficiency in applying the course content. Bowen practitioners hold their own indemnity insurance to work on animals and humans. Continuing Education Units (CEUs) To assure our practitioners maintain the highest standard of proficiency in their practice, all graduates must complete at least 16 hours of instruction or review of horse content every two years. Any repeated unit / day(s) can be taken (at half price) as CEU requirements. For more information about the Equi-Bow requirements please contact us at info@equi-bowcanada.com.
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The following requirements must be completed to attain the Equi-Bow Practitioner certificate of proficiency:

Equi-Bow Canada Units 1 to 4
Human content: The Bowen College: Lower Body, European College of Bowen Studies: Levels 1 to 3, Bowen Canada: Modules 1 to 4, or equivalent programs from other schools of bowen. Contact us if you have any questions.
Workshop review days for equine content. Workshops are generally scheduled one month after each unit. Further workshops may be required at the discretion of the instructors, depending on the needs of the students
Balanced Foot Workshop (one day)
Tack Fitting Workshop (one day)
Submission of 10 equine case histories
Completion of recognized equine anatomy and physiology studies
Unit 5: Equine review and testing (3 days)

Please Note: Equi-Bow Canada is dedicated to producing a professional level of graduate with a high degree of understanding of the horse as well as the Equi-Bow techniques. There may be additional days required for equine training for those students who need more "horsemanship" time. Horsemanship skills will be continuously assessed throughout the program and programs will be developed or suggested in order to fill the needs of the students.

All educational programs should be constantly evolving and upgrading. Please note that information or requirements could be subject to change without notice.

Equi-Bow Canada holds no responsibility nor liability for any graduate other than assuring that they have been tested and have shown proficiency in applying the course content. Bowen practitioners hold their own indemnity insurance to work on animals and humans.

Continuing Education Units (CEUs)

To assure our practitioners maintain the highest standard of proficiency in their practice, all graduates must complete at least 16 hours of instruction or review of horse content every two years. Any repeated unit / day(s) can be taken (at half price) as CEU requirements.

For more information about the Equi-Bow requirements please contact us at info@equi-bowcanada.com.


Equi-Bow Canada™ PROVIDING, PROMOTING AND ENCOURAGING EXCELLENCE IN EQUINE CARE
Home \| About Equi-Bow Canada \| Equi-Bow Practitioners Program \| Certification Requirements \| Class Schedule Horse Owners Program \| Human Bowen Training \| Other Courses of Interest \| Contact Us
Practitioner Certificate Requirements The following requirements must be completed to attain the Equi-Bow Practitioner certificate of proficiency: Equi-Bow Canada Units 1 to 4 Human content: The Bowen College: Lower Body, European College of Bowen Studies: Levels 1 to 3, Bowen Canada: Modules 1 to 4, or equivalent programs from other schools of bowen. Contact us if you have any questions. Workshop review days for equine content. Workshops are generally scheduled one month after each unit. Further workshops may be required at the discretion of the instructors, depending on the needs of the students Balanced Foot Workshop (one day) Tack Fitting Workshop (one day) Submission of 10 equine case histories Completion of recognized equine anatomy and physiology studies Unit 5: Equine review and testing (3 days) Please Note: Equi-Bow Canada is dedicated to producing a professional level of graduate with a high degree of understanding of the horse as well as the Equi-Bow techniques. There may be additional days required for equine training for those students who need more "horsemanship" time. Horsemanship skills will be continuously assessed throughout the program and programs will be developed or suggested in order to fill the needs of the students. All educational programs should be constantly evolving and upgrading. Please note that information or requirements could be subject to change without notice. Equi-Bow Canada holds no responsibility nor liability for any graduate other than assuring that they have been tested and have shown proficiency in applying the course content. Bowen practitioners hold their own indemnity insurance to work on animals and humans. Continuing Education Units (CEUs) To assure our practitioners maintain the highest standard of proficiency in their practice, all graduates must complete at least 16 hours of instruction or review of horse content every two years. Any repeated unit / day(s) can be taken (at half price) as CEU requirements. For more information about the Equi-Bow requirements please contact us at info@equi-bowcanada.com.
What is bowen? \| The history of bowen \| A word from our students \| What clients are saying Frequently asked questions \| Find a Practitioner
Last updated: February 2008 \| © Copyright 2005 Equi-Bow Canada. All rights reserved. For problems with this site please contact:webmaster@equi-bowcanada.com It is a violation of copyright laws to use any photgraphic, graphic or written content from this website without receiving written permission.

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Practitioner Certificate Requirements

Continuing Education Units (CEUs)