Equine Zoopharmacognosy Wksp Level II -24th/25th Oct (Sligo Ireland)
This workshop builds on the learning and experiencefrom Level 1, delving deeper into the methodology, helping participants hone their skills, recognise issues that may arise including triggers, trauma, emergencies and the mind/body connections. Participants will enjoy further practice with horses under guidance as well as discuss and learn about the deeper inner workings for successful health maintenance and restoration:
- Intention – the power & science of
- Opening the door for engagement
- The process – individual MO’s of different horses
- Considerations when offering
- Emergencies & First Aid with plant extracts - colic, choke, wounds
- Mind/body connections
- Obstacles to ‘success’
- Triggers
- Trauma
- The Human/Equine Energy network - how do you impact upon the health of your horse?
- Wisdom of Mixing Modalities – Shamanism, Channelling, Homeopathy, Bach rem’s, conventional drugs etc
Those having experience of Shamanic work are offered the opportunity to attend an informal third day after the workshop to further their connection and practice.
Participants must have completed Level I (and/or it's equivalent at another recognised Zoopharmacognosy Academy) in order to attend Level II. Ideally participants should have had 6 months practice at use of Zoopharmacognosy before attending Level II. A Certificate of Attendance is awarded upon completion of the workshop.
CORVID 19 Health & Safety Protocol's see below
We wish to reassure you that we will be implementing the safety protocols as per recommended by the govt's
Covid-19 Health & Safety policies. Currently this includes social distancing, sanitation points as well as social hygiene etiquette. If there are any other changes in protocols come mid-September, we will of course implement those too. We feel it's also important to say that whilst face coverings are currently recommended for indoor gatherings it will be up to the individual if they choose to wear one or not. No's of attendees are limited to 8 in order to safely implement social distancing guidelines.