Scheduled Online CPD Courses

All courses start at 7pm count as 2 CPD points

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2 CPD points  | £35.00

This 2-hour webinar will present the current knowledge and research on the evaluation and treatment of the cervical vertebral issues in horses. Dr. Haussler will discuss clinical assessment methods for neck pain and dysfunction in the first hour, followed by a review of conservative, medical, and surgical management options in the second hour. Gain valuable insights into current research and best practices for evaluating and treating cervical issues in your equine patients.

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Saddle slip can present several challenges in firstly recognising saddle slip and then how to manage saddle slip. Often the rider is cited as the primary cause, however it is essential that the primary cause is identified. This popular 2.5-hour webinar will discuss various causes of saddle slip from an evidence based perspective.

2 CPD Points

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🔹 Webinar 1: Understanding the Impact
Join Professor Mary Ann Lumsden and Steph Bradley for a detailed look at
the physical and psychological impact of menopause and perimenopause on equestrians.

Professor Lumsden will explain the stages of menopause, its symptoms
(including those that are often overlooked), and the treatment
options available.

Steph Bradley will share key findings from her MSc research, which
received over 1,600 responses from equestrian women, outlining how
menopause affects participation and performance — and which symptoms
riders may not initially associate with perimenopause.

✅ Learning Outcomes – Webinar 1: Understanding the Impact
By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

> Explain what menopause and perimenopause are, including their stages and physiological effects.

> Recognise the main symptoms, including both common and lesser-known signs that may impact riders and coaches

> Discuss available medical treatment options, and identify key lifestyle approaches that may offer support — with further strategies to be explored in Webinar 2.

> Evaluate how menopausal symptoms can impact equestrian life, including participation, performance, confidence, and wellbeing.

> Reflect on lived experiences and research insights, considering symptoms that are often misattributed or overlooked, and their implications for both riding and coaching practices.

> Q&A

✅ Learning Outcomes – Webinar 2: Practical Strategies & Support
By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:
> Identify key lifestyle strategies to support the management of menopausal symptoms, including nutrition, movement, sleep, and stress reduction
> Apply mindset tools to improve confidence, self-awareness, and emotional wellbeing during menopause
> Recognise the impact of menopause on identity and mental health, and how intentional time with horses can offer emotional grounding and empowerment
> Adapt riding and coaching practices to support fluctuating energy levels, confidence, and physical changes with greater empathy and flexibility
> Develop a personal or professional support plan using insights and tools shared during the session

Engage with live discussion and reflection through a Q&A session to personalise learning and deepen understanding

1 CPD Point (for each webinar)

Price £12 for both webinars (£7 for one)

Time 6.00-7.00pm

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Bitless bridles offer an alternative way to communicate with horses. They can be used with precision and softness when paired with thoughtful training. In this webinar, Trudi will explore some bitless bridle designs and look at how they can be used to deliver clear cues.

It’s not simply a matter of removing one piece of equipment and replacing it with another. Successful bitless riding depends on carefully introducing new cues and ensuring the horse fully understands what’s being asked. Whether you’re starting rein cues from scratch or adapting existing ones, bitless options can support lightness, clarity, and connection in your training.

We will look at:

Some different bitless bridles and how they were designed to work

How bitless bridles can be used to deliver clear cues

Matching bitless options to your horse’s needs and your goals

Teaching and transferring rein cues for precise communication

Common mistakes and practical tips when transitioning horses to bitless

This webinar is aimed at horse owners, trainers, students, and equine professionals.

After the presentation, Trudi will answer questions.

1 CPD Point

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This engaging and conversational 7-part series helps horse owners deepen their understanding of their horses while raising awareness about comfort, movement, welfare, and the best practices for maintaining the highest standards in the equine world. This unique and thought-provoking series Unlocks the intricacies of equine anatomy Dispels
long-standing myths and misunderstandings in horse care and training Questions
traditional approaches to training, welfare, and management Exposes the root
causes of injuries and performance setbacks Defines the gold standard for horse
care, training, and management Highlights the vital role of a multidisciplinary
approach to equine wellbeing Reveals the science behind optimal horse health and
performance Unravels the mechanics and mysteries of the equine body Elevates
standards across all aspects of horse care, training, and management.

6 CPD Points

Time - First chapter Premieres 24th September but will be available to view on demand
afterwards 

Price -  £75 Early Bird (until 20th June), £95 Full Price or £25 per chapter

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