The NST Equine Basic Training is a five-day workshop and a direct adaptation from NST Basic Training for humans. The workshop is equally as important in the equine field as it is in the human, in that it provides the complete basic NST operating system for equine work.

What will I learn?
The NST Equine Basic Training will equip the participant with a complete and comprehensive modality in its own right for work with equine conditions and is immediately usable post workshop.

Participants will learn an integrated and powerful Dynamic Body Balance plus a variety of other procedures which are designed to seamlessly interface with the body balance.

The interface procedures will enable the participant to specifically address a comprehensive array of structural and health conditions, and will include work for the sacrum, coccyx, pelvis, diaphragm, shoulders, legs and chest.

Furthermore, a complete coverage of all historical, theoretical and philosophical aspects will be included. Basic information equine anatomy, diet and saddlery will also be covered. Some post workshop case study will be explained and assigned.

Prerequisites:
Individuals wishing to attend the Equine Basic workshop should have firstly completed the NST Basic workshop for humans. Some exceptions may be made where the NST Introductory workshop has been completed and clinic experience with humans and knowledge of equine anatomy and physiology are both extensive.

The NST Equine Advanced Training is a four-day workshop and a direct adaptation from NST Advanced Training for humans. It is designed to further crystallize and deepen the practitioner’s competence in their usage of the NST Equine system, while providing additional tools to potentise the work even further.

What will I learn?
At the outset of the NST Equine Advanced Training, time will be allowed for revision and discussion. This will be followed by much new work including working with deeper aspects of shoulders, legs and back. There will also be new procedures for the coccyx, pelvis, legs, cranium and the ears.

Additionally, time will be spent on learning some kinesiological testing and subsequent usage of Bach and Bush Flower essences.

Prerequisites:
Individuals wishing to attend the Advanced Equine workshop should have firstly completed the Basic workshop for humans (or Introductory - see basic equine prerequisites) and the Basic Equine workshop, including case study work.