Disabilities & Special Problems

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DESCRIPTION

This Course is a fundamental guide on Disabilities commonly associated with individuals who ride in Adaptive/Therapeutic Riding Programs.

On successful completion of this course, you will be able to:

• Identify special problems presented in a Therapeutic Riding lesson.
• Identify precautions and know what to do.
• Describe the right mount (type of horse) that will support the rider’s needs.
• Describe the correct equipment that will support each rider’s needs.
• Understanding Movement Terminology
• Identify Human Anatomy & Muscles Used For Riding
• Explain Mounting/Dismounting Techniques
• Understand which forms should be seen for Therapeutic Riding Programs
• Resources

Certificate Of Achievement is generated on the Members Dashboard (90% Average Required)

This Course would be of interest to anyone working or riding in Therapeutic Riding Programs.

Estimated Time: Self-Paced

Recommended Prerequisite: Therapeutic Riding Instructor, Therapeutic Riding Aspects, Volunteer Training

Disclaimer: The information contained in this course, is for informational use only. 

Course Instructor

Brenda Author

Brenda is a Certified Equestrian Canada Coach & Canadian Therapeutic Riding Association Senior Instructor. Read more