Oceania Horse Trainers and Clinicians Directory

558 Helmsdale Road
RD 2
Waipu 0582
NEW ZEALAND
info@truehumanship.com


When you look into your horses eye, what do you see? You see yourself, right there in his eye.

So, how does he see you, really see you? How does he know you? How do you see yourself in that reflection? I mean, really see yourself?

Taking horsemanship to another level: The focus is on building the relationship with your horse based on trust and respect. Humanship horsemanship is about the becoming of a horseman rather than just simply learning and practicing techniques. This can be a difficult concept for us as humans to accept, as we have to let go of the idea of training our horse and embrace the idea of training ourselves. It is about effectively looking at ourselves as seen through the eyes of the horse. The becoming of a horseman requires the integration of technique with our attitudes and beliefs, all of which affect our body language and therefore the true-ness of our communication.
 

• Trainers and Clinicians
• Equine Assisted Psychotherapy Programs

• Northland, New Zealand

www.truehumanship.com/

618 Maddern Rd
Chittering Valley WA 6084
AUSTRALIA


Karen White, accredited David Simons instructor, horse trainer and horsemanship coach in Chittering Valley, Perth, Western Australia.
 

• Trainers and Clinicians

• Western Australia, Australia

• Western Australia, Australia Trainers and Clinicians

www.karenwhite.com.au/

51/6 Hahayil Street
43316 Ra'anana
ISRAEL
nancistephen@bezeqint.net


2 day hands-on equine osteopathy workshops. Learn how to treat your own horse with hands on equine osteopathic techniques.

Looking for hosting farms.
 

• Trainers and Clinicians
• Equine Physical Therapy

• Australia
• Israel

www.equineosteopathy.co.il/

Beaudesert QLD 4285
AUSTRALIA
info@hereiz.org


Our goal is to teach people:
- how to communicate with their horse by using their eyes
- correct use of their body language
- how to use pressure and the release of pressure to get the desired response from their horse, and to understand that the horse learns from the release of the pressure, not the actual application of pressure
- how to refine their sense of timing, as the timing is critical with any training
- how to use gentle guidance instead of force or mechanical devices

We can also supply the correct tools to enhance their effective communication.
 

• Trainers and Clinicians
• Natural Horsemanship Training

• Queensland, Australia

Bakers Hill WA
AUSTRALIA
saltriverwa@westnet.com.au

• Stables and Horse Farms
• Breeding Farms
• Boarding Stables / Livery Yards
• Trainers and Clinicians
• Australian Stock Horse Breeders
• Horse Training Stables

• Western Australia, Australia

Coffs Harbour NSW 2450
AUSTRALIA
inague@freenet.de


After a long working day, how much would you appreciate a relaxing massage? Imagine how your horse would feel? Hard work, muscle tension, and injury need release. One of the best ways to achieve this is through my intensive muscle treatment.

A relaxed and stress free horse means:

-Faster recovery from injury as the released muscles support the healing process.

- Improved blood circulation - this supports the body functions and helps in the prevention of illness.

- Your horse will be more attentive - not only in body but also in mind.

- Optimised flexibility to give fluid movement and improved performance results.

- Horse and rider are more able to work in synergy - a contented horse is listening to you.
 

• Trainers and Clinicians
• Equine Physical Therapy
• Riding Instructors

• New South Wales, Australia