Here are the Year 2010 dates for Diana's group programs as of March 2010. For further information on the programs listed below call or e-mail the clinic organizer for details or contact Diana's office at phone (707) 542-4646, or E-mail: info@dianathompson.com
Upcoming Classes In Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa Junior College
Introduction to Equine Acupressure and Massage (EQ SCI 151)
April 16, 17, 18, 2010 (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) 9 am to 4 pm
This one-credit course covers equine anatomy, behavior, massage, range of motion and acupressure. Course is half lecture and half hands-on with horses time.
Contact the Santa Rosa Junior College at phone (707) 527-4011 or www.santarosa.edu
Santa Rosa Junior College Community Education Courses
Focus First: Improve Your Horse’s Cooperation and Coordination
Saturday, March 13, 2010 Time: 9 am to 12:30 pm
Learn how to use equine acupressure, flower essences and ground training to help your horse relax, focus and respond to your cues with fluid physical coordination. These methods help the easily distracted or scared horse, the trail riding horse and the show horse.
Contact Community Education at phone (707) 527-4372 or www.santarosa.edu/communityed
New ! Improve Your Horse’s Movement and Behavior
Saturday, May 8, 2010 Time: 9 am to 12:30 pm
Learn equine massage and gentle movement exercises that improve range of motion of the horse’s neck, shoulders and front legs. The methods benefit trail riding horses, those in competition, horses recovering from injury and older horses. Contact Community Education at phone (707) 527-4372 or www.santarosa.edu/communityed
Advanced Study
Equine Acupressure Course Level One
Six days on 3 Weekends: August 28-29, October 2-3, October 30-31, 2010
6-day Intensive sponsored by Equinology: September 15-21, 2010
Location: Diana Thompson’s equine facility in Fulton (north end of Santa Rosa)
Learn the locations and functions of 14 major acupressure meridians, over 110 equine acupressure points and functions, hands-on acupressure techniques and point selection process. Use acupressure to calm your horse, ease soreness, strengthen the back and hindquarters, improve endurance, ease colic and other digestive problems, prevent and relieve respiratory infections, improve immune function, help the aging horse and more. To register, contact Diana at her office or Paul at Equinology via e-mail: office@equinology.com.