Tracy Courtney
"Introspection is the Master key that opens all doors"
"Introspection is the Master key that opens all doors"
Are you one of the select individuals who have the drive & commitment to become certified? Would you like to learn what can't be found anywhere else? To learn the root cause of all unwanted behaviour, how to fix problems permanently & how to prevent them all together? My goal is to create a core group family of practitioners who will help teach Emotional Balancing & the art of true oneness with horses
"Mastery is not found in ideals of conquering the horse, but in
conquering our ideas of the horse"
Become A Certified Practitioner
Become A Certified Practitioner
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Tips for Practitioners
Tips for Practitioners
1. Come with an open mind & leave everything you know at the gate because you need ample space to learn something brand new
2. You are the only person responsible for your attitude, success & failure; take responsibility for your thoughts, words & actions
3. Be prepared to learn a lot, work hard & open yourself to both praise & constructive criticism
4. Maintain a positive & professional attitude at all times
5. Be on your best safety-oriented behaviour at all times- you will be evaluated on your safety & basic comprehension, not perfection
6. Do not try to prove anything you think you know to instructors or to out-do the other participants - you will have ample opportunity to demonstrate your proficiency during the process & this is a cooperative team environment
7. Accept that you will be working with people & possibly horses that are unknown to you & will become part of our family after certification
8. Do not succumb to the temptation of blaming your inadequacies on the horses or comparing your performance to another participants; this is considered unprofessional
9. Do not get involved in someone else's drama - stay focused on your own process & do not allow yourself to be distracted
10. Remember that you will also be evaluated on your professionalism, patience & ability to remain calm, relaxed & non-judgemental
11. Dress appropriately - this is not a fashion show & casual horse-related attire is expected
12. Be honest & kind - say what needs to be said but in a supportive way. Always include a positive comment in your evaluations
13. Be concise & do not ramble in your evaluations - Don't feed the story; we are here to move forward
14. Work with the horses the way you normally would at home to help yourself avoid problems later & get the most from our time together
15. Be creative & have fun with your horses & other people; we're here to change the current paradigm of how we work with horses
16. You're here to achieve the highest level of experience & understanding possible - ask a million questions & remember, there are no stupid questions
17. Ask your questions of the instructors & not other participants, to avoid misinformation & confusion
Fearless Mastery Modules
Fearless Mastery Modules
Parameters
Connection
Parameters
Connection
Ground Rules 1 & 2
Communication/Problem Solving
Ground Rules 1 & 2
Communication/Problem Solving
Physical Hypersensitivity
Feel
Physical Hypersensitivity
Feel
PIE
Listen
PIE
Listen
PID
Hear
PID
Hear
Variate
Understand
Variate
Understand
Parameters (Saddle)
Mental Connection
Parameters (Saddle)
Mental Connection
Ground Rules (Saddle)
Physical Connection
Ground Rules (Saddle)
Physical Connection
Ground Rules 2 (Saddle)
Problem Solving
Ground Rules 2 (Saddle)
Problem Solving
Optional Additional Mastery Modules
Optional Additional Mastery Modules
Lunging Alternatives
Lunging Alternatives
Round Penning
Round Penning
Puzzles & Games
Puzzles & Games
Obstacles & Water
Obstacles & Water
Trail Riding
Trail Riding
Trailer Loading
Trailer Loading
Barn Etiquette
Barn Etiquette
Farrier Etiquette
Farrier Etiquette
Vet Etiquette
Vet Etiquette
Child Safety & Control
Ground
Child Safety & Control
Ground
Child Safety & Control
Saddle
Child Safety & Control
Saddle
Wild Horses
Wild Horses
Problem Solving
Ground
Problem Solving
Ground
Problem Solving
Saddle
Problem Solving
Saddle
Starting Horses
Before the First Ride
Before the First Ride
The First Rides
The First Rides
After the First Ride
After the First Ride