Equine Acupressure & TCM for Horse Therapists, Co. Galway, 5 and 6 September 2026

240.00

This workshop is designed for equine therapists to learn the foundations of equine acupressure and Traditional Chinese Medicine and how to integrate them into your existing practice. This hands-on weekend combines theory, acupoint and meridian location, assessment skills, and practical application with horses. Experience a different way to view the horse’s body, identify problem areas, restore balance and improve the connection with your and your client’s horses.

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Venue: Slieve Aughty Centre, Loughrea, Co. Galway, H62 DX77

Date: Saturday and Sunday, 5 and 6 September 2026

Time: 10.00am until 4.30pm

Small group of max. 8 participants. Light lunch and coffee/tea/snacks included in course fee. For accommodation at the venue, please contact the Slieve Aughty Centre directly.

This weekend workshop is designed for horse therapists and bodyworkers to learn the foundations of equine acupressure and how to integrate them into your existing practice.

Acupressure is a gentle form of manual therapy that uses gentle finger pressure applied to certain points on a horse’s body. The practice has its foundation in Traditional Chinese Medicine and works on the same principles as acupuncture. It takes a holistic view of the body and aims to identify and restore imbalances that may affect both physical and mental health and wellbeing.

You will learn:
☯️ TCM foundations (e.g. Qi, Yin & Yang, 5 elements)
☯️ The role of meridians and key acupoints
☯️ Assessment of imbalances & dysfunctional patterns
☯️ Acupressure protocols for common conditions
☯️ Integration of acupressure into existing practice
☯️ Hands-on practical sessions with horses
By the end of the weekend you will be able to:
✓ Locate key equine acupressure points
✓ Apply safe and effective acupressure techniques
✓ Understand basic TCM assessment principles
✓ Incorporate TCM concepts into session planning

 

Suitable for: Equine therapists, massage therapists, bodyworkers, veterinary physiotherapists, and experienced horse professionals.

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