EQ1710: Equine Taping – Level 2
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The Equine Taping – Level 2 course is formatted to attend directly after the EQ1700: Equine Taping – Level 1 course. Upon completing the externships for both levels (as well as completing the Equinology Equine Body Worker Certification (EEBW) or comparable program), the student will earn the Equinology® Equine Tape Practitioner (EETP) qualification.
At this advanced level, extra lab time is allowed for attendees to practice their skills on various clinical applications. Level 2 will allow the instructor to cater to specific practitioner protocols, clinical applications, and conditions.
In the realm of taping techniques, correct tension and application require supervision by your instructor. We can not stress this enough. This can not be taught through video. In this two-day course, the student will be able to identify the areas of the horse that may require these taping methods beyond the basic level and address these areas.
COURSE OUTLINE:
- Advanced Taping Clinical Applications
- Theoretical Description and Discussion of Taping for Equines
- Advanced Taping Labs
- Case Discussions
- Review of Level 1 Theory and Applications
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
This course is designed for individuals who work professionally in the equine health industry to continue developing the skills and theory presented in the EQ1700 Level 1 Course.
The objectives for these courses are as follows:
- Identify the areas of the horse that may require these taping methods beyond the basic level
- List and identify contraindications to the use of taping methods
- Understand the advanced properties and uses of taping for horses
- Demonstrate the use of equine taping in regards to tendon/ligament and space correction techniques, functional and fascial correction techniques and lymphatic advanced correction techniques
- Utilize the muscle applications presented in the course to make positive changes for client horses
- Integrate the knowledge of conformation and movement in regards to the realistic capabilities of the horse and tactfully discuss these finding with the client
- Interpret the response from the horse in regards to his adapted movement and redirected movement to gain insight into whether the horse is improving or requires veterinary intervention
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
After completing the Level 2 course, the student will be able to:
- Discuss and apply tape to relax overuse syndromes, stimulate weaker muscles and decrease pain and swelling
- Identify areas that will benefit from the application of tape beyond the basic level
- Incorporate the use of the advanced tape in the participants existing practice
- Design an individualized tape protocol for different clinical conditions and communicate reasons for application of the tape with the veterinarian and owner responsible for the horse
- Evaluate the overall progress of the horse in response to the taping sessions
- Create a suitable progressive session using corrective techniques of the taping (functional, space, fascia, ligament/tendon and lymphatic system)
PREREQUISITES
Participants must attend the EQ1700: Equine Taping – Level 1 class. These courses are designed to take back-to-back so the externship for Level 1 does not need to be completed.
Any documents required for course participation are handed out to the student throughout the class. All documents and tape required for the courses are included in the tuition.
Externship (included in tuition):
Externship Grading
Dr. Raquel Butler
Dr. Raquel Butler graduated with a Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSc) from Melbourne University in 2004. She worked in mixed practice in Australia and overseas for 8 years before branching into Integrated Veterinary Therapeutics, her own mobile-based practice treating animals with body work.She is an Equine Muscle Release Therapy (EMRT) practitioner and has completed a Graduate Diploma in Animal Biomechanical Medicine, encompassing chiropractic, osteopathic and rehabilitation techniques. She obtained a Bachelor of Science (Hons) in 2022 and a Graduate Certificate in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education in 2020.Dr. Butler has studied many therapies including CranioSacral, Masterson, Acupuncture Oriented Energetics and Myofascial Acupuncture, and is currently completing a Graduate Diploma in Animal Acupuncture. She teaches clinics for both horse owners and professionals in equine anatomy, biomechanics, postural development and vetkin taping nationally and internationally and has spent more than 5 years teaching subjects relating to equine disease, injury, rehabilitation, locomotion and exercise physiology in the Bachelor Equine Science program at Charles Sturt University.Dr. Butler has been mentored by Sharon May-Davis in anatomy and biomechanics and has undertaken more than 20 dissections to develop her knowledge of the connections within the horse. As the President of the Animal Biomechanical Professionals Australia (ABPA) and a teacher in the Animal Biomechanical Medicine (ABM) course, she is very passionate about improving the life of the horse and creating expansion for all horse people through her clinics and treatments as well as continuing to build her knowledge and skills. Photo courtesy of Lynne Murray
A $300 deposit is required to hold your spot in a course – the remainder of the tuition is due at least 60 days prior to the course start date. The $300 deposit is nonrefundable and nontransferable, and is credited to the total tuition for the course. Confirmation letters, course outlines, required pre-study (if applicable), directions and lodging options will be sent when the $300 deposit has been received.
The Equine Taping – Level 2 course is formatted to attend directly after the EQ1700: Equine Taping – Level 1 course. Upon completing the externships for both levels (as well as completing the Equinology Equine Body Worker Certification (EEBW) or comparable program), the student will earn the Equinology® Equine Tape Practitioner (EETP) qualification.
At this advanced level, extra lab time is allowed for attendees to practice their skills on various clinical applications. Level 2 will allow the instructor to cater to specific practitioner protocols, clinical applications, and conditions.
In the realm of taping techniques, correct tension and application require supervision by your instructor. We can not stress this enough. This can not be taught through video. In this two-day course, the student will be able to identify the areas of the horse that may require these taping methods beyond the basic level and address these areas.
COURSE OUTLINE:
- Advanced Taping Clinical Applications
- Theoretical Description and Discussion of Taping for Equines
- Advanced Taping Labs
- Case Discussions
- Review of Level 1 Theory and Applications
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
This course is designed for individuals who work professionally in the equine health industry to continue developing the skills and theory presented in the EQ1700 Level 1 Course.
The objectives for these courses are as follows:
- Identify the areas of the horse that may require these taping methods beyond the basic level
- List and identify contraindications to the use of taping methods
- Understand the advanced properties and uses of taping for horses
- Demonstrate the use of equine taping in regards to tendon/ligament and space correction techniques, functional and fascial correction techniques and lymphatic advanced correction techniques
- Utilize the muscle applications presented in the course to make positive changes for client horses
- Integrate the knowledge of conformation and movement in regards to the realistic capabilities of the horse and tactfully discuss these finding with the client
- Interpret the response from the horse in regards to his adapted movement and redirected movement to gain insight into whether the horse is improving or requires veterinary intervention
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
After completing the Level 2 course, the student will be able to:
- Discuss and apply tape to relax overuse syndromes, stimulate weaker muscles and decrease pain and swelling
- Identify areas that will benefit from the application of tape beyond the basic level
- Incorporate the use of the advanced tape in the participants existing practice
- Design an individualized tape protocol for different clinical conditions and communicate reasons for application of the tape with the veterinarian and owner responsible for the horse
- Evaluate the overall progress of the horse in response to the taping sessions
- Create a suitable progressive session using corrective techniques of the taping (functional, space, fascia, ligament/tendon and lymphatic system)
PREREQUISITES
Participants must attend the EQ1700: Equine Taping – Level 1 class. These courses are designed to take back-to-back so the externship for Level 1 does not need to be completed.
Any documents required for course participation are handed out to the student throughout the class. All documents and tape required for the courses are included in the tuition.
Externship (included in tuition):
Externship Grading
Dr. Raquel Butler
Dr. Raquel Butler graduated with a Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSc) from Melbourne University in 2004. She worked in mixed practice in Australia and overseas for 8 years before branching into Integrated Veterinary Therapeutics, her own mobile-based practice treating animals with body work.She is an Equine Muscle Release Therapy (EMRT) practitioner and has completed a Graduate Diploma in Animal Biomechanical Medicine, encompassing chiropractic, osteopathic and rehabilitation techniques. She obtained a Bachelor of Science (Hons) in 2022 and a Graduate Certificate in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education in 2020.Dr. Butler has studied many therapies including CranioSacral, Masterson, Acupuncture Oriented Energetics and Myofascial Acupuncture, and is currently completing a Graduate Diploma in Animal Acupuncture. She teaches clinics for both horse owners and professionals in equine anatomy, biomechanics, postural development and vetkin taping nationally and internationally and has spent more than 5 years teaching subjects relating to equine disease, injury, rehabilitation, locomotion and exercise physiology in the Bachelor Equine Science program at Charles Sturt University.Dr. Butler has been mentored by Sharon May-Davis in anatomy and biomechanics and has undertaken more than 20 dissections to develop her knowledge of the connections within the horse. As the President of the Animal Biomechanical Professionals Australia (ABPA) and a teacher in the Animal Biomechanical Medicine (ABM) course, she is very passionate about improving the life of the horse and creating expansion for all horse people through her clinics and treatments as well as continuing to build her knowledge and skills. Photo courtesy of Lynne Murray
A $300 deposit is required to hold your spot in a course – the remainder of the tuition is due at least 60 days prior to the course start date. The $300 deposit is nonrefundable and nontransferable, and is credited to the total tuition for the course. Confirmation letters, course outlines, required pre-study (if applicable), directions and lodging options will be sent when the $300 deposit has been received.