Equine Shiatsu courses |
| We run a number of different types of courses to cater for different needs. Introductory weekends are designed to be hands-on to teach an owner, or carer, some simple shiatsu techniques to help their own horse. The longer course is to practitioner level, as set down by the Equine Shiatsu Association. This course is ratified by the association, which was set up to support equine shiatsu practitioners and to help maintain standards within equine shiatsu. Post grad courses are open to anyone working in equine shiatsu, regardless of where they trained. A variety of different subjects will be covered, as well as furthering equine shiatsu knowledge, to assist practitioner to develop their skills |
The Scottish School of Shiatsu for Horses |
Established in 2001, students come from all over Europe to study equine shiatsu with Liz Eddy, one of the most experienced teachers in this field. The school has grown dramatically with branches in France and Finland. The school in France was set up in 2002 with the help of former student, Christelle Pernot, author of Initiation au Shiatsu pour Chevaux and Zen Shiatsu, Chevaux et Spiritualite.Students, past and present, include equine osteopaths, equine dentists, blacksmiths and vets. |



Established in 2001, students come from all over Europe to study equine shiatsu with Liz Eddy, one of the most experienced teachers in this field. The school has grown dramatically with branches in France and Finland. The school in France was set up in 2002 with the help of former student, Christelle Pernot, author of Initiation au Shiatsu pour Chevaux and Zen Shiatsu, Chevaux et Spiritualite.