Performance and behaviour training

Equine Jo aims to help her students understand essential biomechanics and applied behaviour methods, so that they can influence improvements in equine performance through subtle aids. Jo is a BHS Intermediate teacher (regd), UKCC level 3 equine coach, an equine and human physical therapist, and Kinesiologist. Over many years, Jo has worked alongside Natural Horsemanship, Equine Behaviour and Horse Whispering experts, and continues to learn from those researching the science of behaviour and performance. As a result, her training and problem solving methods incorporate applied behaviour methods proven through both experience and science. Jo can help with confidence, balance, communication and co-ordination for the rider, and gait quality, balance, range of movement, flexibilty and confidence for the horse. Jo can also provide advice and training for behavioural issues such as barging, loading, clipping, mounting problems etc, and has a good team of colleagues who can provide additional expert attention if required. Jo and her team also run a variety of workshops and courses in equine training and behaviour. 'How Subtle is Subtle?': a workshop in communicating with your horse through body language Equine Performance Through Horse Listening Horse Listening Animal course diary		Canine As an canine therapist, Jo has a variety of approaches which may help with canine behaviour and performance. Jo's dog behaviour adviser is canine trainer and psychologist; Lizi Angel. Lizi runs regular canine workshops for Jo, including the popular 'Understanding dogs' workshop, which explores body language, simple training techniques and nutrition to help behaviour. Lizi will also be running a workshop called 'Touching the Emotions', in which participants will learn touch techniques to help diffuse emotional and behavioural problems. Please contact us if you'd like to know more. Understanding Dogs workshop Animal course diary Other animals Jo's methods may be able to help performance and behavioural issues in other animals. Please follow the link below for more information: Help for animals