Part of any TTouch workshop is the initial introductions. What’s your name? Where are you from? What is your primary interest in animals? Do you have a life outside of animals? (Maybe/maybe not):) What are you goals? – all pretty standard questions that you would expect when getting to know a group. There is one […]
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There is nothing worse than finding your horse colicking, calling the vet, and then having to wait helplessly while your horse is in obvious distress or at least discomfort. Over the past 40 years Linda Tellington-Jones, world renowned horse person, and founder of the Tellington TTouch Method or TTEAM, has used a few simple techniques
Do you ride your horse with or without a bit? For many, this issue has become very polarizing and one about ethics, safety and/or classical ideals. In our opinion there are many ways that work and what you choose should be about what works well for your and your horse physically, mentally and emotionally. We
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Kathy Cascade, PT, Tellington TTouch Instructor One of the most useful tools of the Tellington TTouch Method is a simple ace bandage known as a “body wrap.” For years, Tellington TTouch Practitioners have been using body wraps to influence an animal’s posture, movement, and behavior. Sometimes the result is subtle, as when a horse
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