EQ106: EEBW Review Course & Boot Camp
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Has your Equinology® Equine Body Worker (EEBW) externship been sitting on your to-do list? You’re not alone. Whether life got busy, you ran out of extensions, or you’re simply unsure how to complete the remaining requirements, our 3-Day EEBW Externship Boot Camp & Review Course is designed to help you finish.
One of the biggest advantages of this course is that many portions of your externship will be completed and graded during class, so you’ll leave with much of your externship already finished.
This course is ideal if:
- Your externship has gotten away from you.
- You’ve used all of your extensions.
- You’d like a refresher before submitting your externship.
- You completed the EEBW course years ago and want to learn the updates before finishing your certification.
Former EEBW students who did not complete their externship are reinstated and have 4 months to submit the completed work.
To ensure plenty of individualized instruction, enrollment is limited to just six participants. Each student will have their own horse throughout the course, allowing ample practice time and personalized coaching.
This class runs from 8:30am-4:30pm with 30 minutes for lunch and 3 hours of evening studies.
During the three days, we will work together to complete many of externship requirements, including:
- EEBW Routine Review – We’ll break the routine into manageable sections, allowing you to demonstrate each portion individually. As you successfully complete each section, you’ll receive credit toward your externship.
- Label Session – Complete one label session during class or bring one you’ve already completed to be reviewed and graded during the course.
- Gait Evaluations – Participate in guided video gait analysis labs, complete your write-ups with instructor guidance, and have them reviewed during class.
- Case Study Documentation – Learn how to properly complete and organize your case studies and required paperwork.
- Individual Coaching – Get personalized help with any remaining externship questions or challenges.
If you’ve already completed any portion of your externship, be sure to bring it with you! We’ll review and grade as much as possible during the course so you can leave with fewer outstanding requirements.
Only students from our EQ100: Equinology® Equine Body Worker Certification Course are allowed in this course. No exceptions. Please note that students may only take this review class one time. If the student still does not complete the externship within the timeframe and still wishes to become certified, the student is required to retake the EQ100 course.
- While you don’t need to have the EEBW routine memorized, you must be fairly comfortable with it.
- You must have started your case studies.
- You must have taken the EQ100 course within the last 4 years.
Required Course Texts:
- Anatomy of Equine Bodywork: The Equinology® Approach by Debranne Pattillo, MEEBW, MSc(hon), ASTR (1st or 2nd edition)
- The EEBW Routine Notes and Workbook by Debranne Pattillo. Must be 2022 or later. Please let us know if you need a new one. $60USD available at the course.
Courtney Molino,
RVT, EEBWII, CERP, CCRA, FEI Permitted Equine Therapist
Courtney founded Hands on Horses in 2004 to promote the overall wellness of companion and competitive animals. A registered veterinary nurse, Courtney completed the equine rehabilitation program through the University of Tennessee and is trained in the skills necessary to design and implement a comprehensive rehabilitation program for a variety of musculoskeletal and neurologic conditions. She received her certification in equine bodywork from Equinology® and offers both sports massage and myofascial release services to help keep the equine body in peak physical condition. Prior to Equinology, Courtney studied equine science and anatomy at Virginia Tech. In 2018, Courtney was approved to become an FEI Permitted Equine Therapist.
In 2006, a division focusing on canine bodywork was added. Courtney is certified in canine rehabilitation by the Canine Rehabilitation Institute. For several years, she saw patients at the Veterinary Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Group, a practice specializing in canine orthopedic and neurologic surgery and rehabilitation. At VOSM, Courtney worked with a wide variety of patients, from those on a maintenance bodywork program to those needing post-operative rehabilitation care or suffering from sport-specific muscle injuries.
Courtney is a frequent presenter of bodywork clinics and has been featured in numerous publications. Recently, she founded the EquiLearn Institute and is excited to bring the excellent Equinology and Caninology curriculum to the eastern United States.
A $350 deposit is required to hold your spot in a course – the remainder of the tuition is due at least 45 days prior to the course start date (60 days for international instructors). The $350 deposit is nonrefundable and nontransferable, and is credited to the total tuition for the course. Confirmation letters, course outlines, required pre-study (if applicable), directions and lodging options will be sent when the $350 deposit has been received.
Has your Equinology® Equine Body Worker (EEBW) externship been sitting on your to-do list? You’re not alone. Whether life got busy, you ran out of extensions, or you’re simply unsure how to complete the remaining requirements, our 3-Day EEBW Externship Boot Camp & Review Course is designed to help you finish.
One of the biggest advantages of this course is that many portions of your externship will be completed and graded during class, so you’ll leave with much of your externship already finished.
This course is ideal if:
- Your externship has gotten away from you.
- You’ve used all of your extensions.
- You’d like a refresher before submitting your externship.
- You completed the EEBW course years ago and want to learn the updates before finishing your certification.
Former EEBW students who did not complete their externship are reinstated and have 4 months to submit the completed work.
To ensure plenty of individualized instruction, enrollment is limited to just six participants. Each student will have their own horse throughout the course, allowing ample practice time and personalized coaching.
This class runs from 8:30am-4:30pm with 30 minutes for lunch and 3 hours of evening studies.
During the three days, we will work together to complete many of externship requirements, including:
- EEBW Routine Review – We’ll break the routine into manageable sections, allowing you to demonstrate each portion individually. As you successfully complete each section, you’ll receive credit toward your externship.
- Label Session – Complete one label session during class or bring one you’ve already completed to be reviewed and graded during the course.
- Gait Evaluations – Participate in guided video gait analysis labs, complete your write-ups with instructor guidance, and have them reviewed during class.
- Case Study Documentation – Learn how to properly complete and organize your case studies and required paperwork.
- Individual Coaching – Get personalized help with any remaining externship questions or challenges.
If you’ve already completed any portion of your externship, be sure to bring it with you! We’ll review and grade as much as possible during the course so you can leave with fewer outstanding requirements.
Only students from our EQ100: Equinology® Equine Body Worker Certification Course are allowed in this course. No exceptions. Please note that students may only take this review class one time. If the student still does not complete the externship within the timeframe and still wishes to become certified, the student is required to retake the EQ100 course.
- While you don’t need to have the EEBW routine memorized, you must be fairly comfortable with it.
- You must have started your case studies.
- You must have taken the EQ100 course within the last 4 years.
Required Course Texts:
- Anatomy of Equine Bodywork: The Equinology® Approach by Debranne Pattillo, MEEBW, MSc(hon), ASTR (1st or 2nd edition)
- The EEBW Routine Notes and Workbook by Debranne Pattillo. Must be 2022 or later. Please let us know if you need a new one. $60USD available at the course.
Courtney Molino,
RVT, EEBWII, CERP, CCRA, FEI Permitted Equine Therapist
Courtney founded Hands on Horses in 2004 to promote the overall wellness of companion and competitive animals. A registered veterinary nurse, Courtney completed the equine rehabilitation program through the University of Tennessee and is trained in the skills necessary to design and implement a comprehensive rehabilitation program for a variety of musculoskeletal and neurologic conditions. She received her certification in equine bodywork from Equinology® and offers both sports massage and myofascial release services to help keep the equine body in peak physical condition. Prior to Equinology, Courtney studied equine science and anatomy at Virginia Tech. In 2018, Courtney was approved to become an FEI Permitted Equine Therapist.
In 2006, a division focusing on canine bodywork was added. Courtney is certified in canine rehabilitation by the Canine Rehabilitation Institute. For several years, she saw patients at the Veterinary Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Group, a practice specializing in canine orthopedic and neurologic surgery and rehabilitation. At VOSM, Courtney worked with a wide variety of patients, from those on a maintenance bodywork program to those needing post-operative rehabilitation care or suffering from sport-specific muscle injuries.
Courtney is a frequent presenter of bodywork clinics and has been featured in numerous publications. Recently, she founded the EquiLearn Institute and is excited to bring the excellent Equinology and Caninology curriculum to the eastern United States.
A $350 deposit is required to hold your spot in a course – the remainder of the tuition is due at least 45 days prior to the course start date (60 days for international instructors). The $350 deposit is nonrefundable and nontransferable, and is credited to the total tuition for the course. Confirmation letters, course outlines, required pre-study (if applicable), directions and lodging options will be sent when the $350 deposit has been received.