If you would like to organise a clinic, here is what you need to know:

• Foundation clinics are 2 full days (usually over a weekend)
• Additional options:
  • ​Evening workshop on "How animals learn and how best to teach them" - approx 2-3 hours, including entertaining powerpoint slides, video clips, practical exercises and games.  This workshop is always well received and is designed with horse and dog owners in mind.
  • Day 2 can be a bit of everything (problem solving, tricks, riding etc) or we can theme it to one specific topic.
  • Day 3 "Movin' on up" covering more advanced material including shaping skills, chaining, stimulus control and cues.
• Feel free to chat to me about your requirements - I'm happy to be flexible with content or format 
• A clinic generally consists of 6-10 horses, plus unlimited non-training participants 
• Clinic price is dependent upon location and travel costs, but will be around $250-350 per person, for a full weekend (not including ground fees)
• If a young person under 16 is attending, then a parent or guardian may accompany them for free
• If an attendee has a disability, a support person may accompany them for free
• Venues must have:
  • sufficient all-weather parking for 10 horse floats/trucks
  • a yard/stall for each horse (covered is preferred but not necessary)
  • an arena (clinics go ahead rain or shine so covered is preferred, unless the clinic is held in summer)
  • bathroom and tea/coffee facilities
• My experience is that people are happy to pay up to $20 ground fee per day for a good undercover venue (RDA's are often ideal)
• And lastly, depending on location I may need accommodation arranged (with the organiser, or a basic motel/B&B nearby the venue)