I attended Ruth Mitchell-Golladay’s Equine MFR1 course in June 2018. I was very impressed with the high standard of teaching and organisation of the course. The attending candidates were all of a high calibre: vets, chiropractors, McTimoney and sports massage practitioners, all of whom had a heap of experience under their belts which made for a really lively and interesting lot of questions and debate. I especially liked the amount of science put behind the practical. There was plenty of practical practice on humans and horses – a very enjoyable and informative course which gave me lots of confidence and extra tools to use in my everyday treatments.

MFR and sports massage practitioner for equine and canines, SW London/Guildford/Windsor area

I found CN3000 extremely stimulating and pedagogically relevant as you are hands-on dogs straight away, putting the theory in perspective with the practical aspect. The content and the delivery were of the highest quality. I cannot recommend the course more.

CN3000 attendee, Lecturer/Administrator, Essex

Absolutely loved my course ran by Equinenergy at Writtle college. It was intensive and hard work but it was very informative and worth every penny. I love learning and wasn’t disappointed with content and the level of detail. Really looking forward to the next one.

Sport Therapist (EQ100, July 2018), Oxfordshire