The Equine Raindrop is a modality that uses a combination of essential oils and body work to bring electrical balance and structural alignment to the

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The Equine Raindrop is a modality that uses a combination of essential oils and body work to bring electrical balance and structural alignment to the horse's body.

1 The Equine Raindrop is a modality that uses a combination of essential oils and body work to bring electrical balance and structural alignment to the horse's body. This technique helps support and prevent a wide range of issues including combating sore backs, loosens muscles, supports arthritis, respiratory infections, laminitis, treats parasites, lyme disease and boosts immune system

Contents Welcome...2 Aims & Objectives...3 What are Essential Oils...4 What is the Equine Raindrop Technique?...5 Uses of the Equine Raindrop Technique...5 Workshop and Online Training Module Outline.

2 Contents Welcome...2 Aims & Objectives...3 What are Essential Oils...4 What is the Equine Raindrop Technique?...5 Uses of the Equine Raindrop Technique...5 Workshop and Online Training Module Outline...6 Module 1: Overview of the Equine Raindrop Technique...6 Module 2: Statistical Validation of the Equine Raindrop Technique...6 Module 3: What Are Essential Oils?...6 Module 4: Constituents & Chemistry of Essential Oils...6 Module 5: Energy & Essential Oils...6 Module 6: Emotions & Essential Oils...6 Module 7: Uses & Benefits of the Equine Raindrop Therapy...6 Module 8: Overview of What the Equine Raindrop Therapy Oils Do...6 Module 9: How to Perform the Equine Raindrop Technique...7 Module 10: How and When to Substitute Oils...7 Module 11: Core Principles, Precautions & Suggestions...7 Fees, Refunds and Registration...8 Terms & Conditions...8

3 Welcome Welcome to the exciting world of essential oils and the Equine Raindrop Technique. In writing and compiling the content for the Equine Raindrop Technique Workshop and On Line Training Module, my goal was to write, list and document all the information I wished had been compiled in one easy reference point when I first started playing with essential oils, in particular adapting the Raindrop Technique to use with horses. I really wanted someone to show me what they did so I could learn more. In the end I had to research, read, learn and adapt what I learned based on the results experienced. I wanted to know the science behind the modality, but I equally wanted to learn about the experiences other horses and horsewomen have had with essential oils, the Equine Raindrop Technique in particular. I hope I have achieved a good balance of both in this manual and encourage you to continue to explore the growing knowledge base available regarding essential oils as one holistic element to enhance the life of your equine partner. I hope you find the information both interesting and helpful in your equine journey. If you would like to learn more about how I use the Equine Raindrop Technique, other services offered and my training and background please visit Elizabeth 2

Aims & Objectives The primary aim of this prospectus is to give you an overview of the content of the Equine Raindrop Technique Workshop Manual and the On Line Training Module.

4 Aims & Objectives The primary aim of this prospectus is to give you an overview of the content of the Equine Raindrop Technique Workshop Manual and the On Line Training Module. The On Line Training Module is an alternative option for people to learn about the Equine Raindrop Technique if they cannot, due to geographical distance, attend a workshop in person. The information provided in the Manual and the On Line Training Module is essentially the same, the benefit of the Workshop is the extensive practical session conducted in the afternoon. This is great for people who enjoy experiential learning. For people who enjoy self-study, the On Line Training Module may be a better option. The primary aim also helps you gain a good understanding of what you will receive for your investment in the Workshop or the On Line Training Module. If you are willing to invest in your education, the well-being of your horses and see benefit in giving your hard earned dollars in exchange for the time, energy, experience and knowledge offered then I think it only fair you get a thorough preview of what that investment will provide. 3

What are Essential Oils Essential oils are subtle, aromatic and volatile liquids extracted from the flowers, seeds, leaves, stems, bark and roots of herbs, bushes, shrubs and trees.

5 What are Essential Oils Essential oils are subtle, aromatic and volatile liquids extracted from the flowers, seeds, leaves, stems, bark and roots of herbs, bushes, shrubs and trees. Essential oils retain the life force of the plant they are derived from because they are not dried. This means essential oils, when produced properly, have a vibrational impact on the body and its energy field which helps to uplift, resolve and balance emotional and spiritual imbalances which often underpin diseases. Plants live in an environment where they are constantly decomposing. Flowers, leaves, buds, twigs that fall to the ground are broken down and become compost, enriching the earth. Essentially, plants are constantly under threat from micro-organisms that need to break down the plant in order to survive. The essential oil in the plants help to protect the living plant from those microorganisms fighting fungus, bacteria, viruses, inflammation, tumours etc. Their exact chemical make-up varies from year to year due to the variances in the natural world each harvest is different, therefore the exact composition of the essential oil is different. There are between 80 and 300+ chemical constituents in each essential oil. This is nature s way of ensuring the micro-organisms do not become resistant to the defensive power of the essential oil s chemical properties. Essential oils also carry oxygen through the plant many essential oils are natural chelators (this means they can bind to toxins such as heavy metals and other pollutants) and remove them. While essential oils have many similarities in so far as they are all powerful at resisting bacteria, viruses and inflammation they also have unique and individual properties. For instance marjoram is a wonderful muscle relaxant, cypress is a wonderful blood circulator while wintergreen is a powerful pain reliever, especially for bone related ailments. Unfortunately not all essential oils are created equal. There are over-processed, chemical laden, highly adulterated products that are little more than cheap perfume. You will learn why the quality of essential oils is so important and what makes a quality essential oil. 4

6 What is the Equine Raindrop Technique? ERT is a non-diagnostic modality that uses a combination of essential oils and effleurage to bring electrical balance and structural alignment to the horse s body. The ERT derives its name from the process of dripping pure, unadulterated, 100% therapeutic grade essential oils onto the spine from a height of about 15cm (6 inchesj). This duplicates the effect of raindrops falling on the body an action Native Americans believed to be cleansing and renewing to the body and the spirit. As the oil falls towards the body it interacts with the energy field (aura) of the recipient. The Workshop Manual and Online Training Module explore the origins of the modality, a summary of ancient healing modalities and four comprehensive case studies. There are detailed chapters exploring the chemistry and constituents of essential oils, along with key information regarding the energetic frequency of essential oils which is vital knowledge for understanding why the ERT is so powerful. The Workshop Manual and Online Training Module also provide a step by step user guide for performing the ERT as a foundation for you to explore the modality and expand it for the best outcome for your horse. Identification of the oils used in the ERT, the order of use along with their individual properties is also covered in significant detail. This includes how and when to substitute oils. Uses of the Equine Raindrop Technique ERT has been used to assist with: Preventing and combating sore backs and muscles before and after training Boost immune system (decrease toxic load i.e. after antibiotics) Founder/Laminitis Cancer Arthritis Cold, flu and coughs Cushings Disease Strangles Lyme Disease Navicular Disease Ringbone Windgalls Splints Tendon Injuries/Bowed Tendons Arthritis Cold/Flu/Coughs Thrush Abscesses Spinal misalignment/muscle spasms 5

7 Workshop and Online Training Module Outline Module 1: Overview of the Equine Raindrop Technique What is the Equine Raindrop Technique Origins of the Equine Raindrop Technique Summary of Ancient Healing Modalities Case Study 1 Wongawol Darrah Module 2: Statistical Validation of the Equine Raindrop Technique Case Study 2 Rainie Reference Materials Module 3: What Are Essential Oils? Module 4: Constituents & Chemistry of Essential Oils Key Essential Oil Constituents Basic Chemistry of Essential Oils Module 5: Energy & Essential Oils Energy Frequency Chakras Module 6: Emotions & Essential Oils Essential Oil & Brain Function Case Study 3 Earaheedy Sophie Module 7: Uses & Benefits of the Equine Raindrop Therapy Uses of the Equine Raindrop Therapy Key Benefits of the Equine Raindrop Therapy Module 8: Overview of What the Equine Raindrop Therapy Oils Do Valor Essential Oil Blend Oregano Essential Oil Thyme Essential Oil Basil Essential Oil Cypress Essential Oil Wintergreen Essential Oil Marjoram Essential Oil Copaiba Essential Oil Peppermint Essential Oil Safety Notes 6

8 Module 9: How to Perform the Equine Raindrop Technique Prior to Getting Started Remember Meeting the Horse & Valor Balancing Application of Equine Raindrop Technique Oils Hoof Application Vita Flex Procedures Effleurage Procedures Meridians & Ting Points Module 10: How and When to Substitute Oils Substitution for Physical Issues Substitution for Emotional Issues Case Study 4 - Bram Module 11: Core Principles, Precautions & Suggestions Core Principles Precautions Suggestions 7

9 Fees, Refunds and Registration The investment of attending an Equine Raindrop Technique Workshop is $195. The investment of the Online Training Module is $175. There is no entitlement to a refund of the Online Training Module once the course information and link has been sent to you. There is no entitlement to a refund of the Workshop unless 48 hours notification is received of non-attendance (except in the case of demonstrated genuine emergency). Payments can be processed via PayPal or Direct Bank Transfer. The ERT can be used with a variety of equine body work modalities or as a stand-alone modality. The Workshop provides you with a morning of theory that culminates in an afternoon of practical application of the Equine Raindrop Technique. Workshop costs include all essential oils, comprehensive workshop manual and DVD, horse accommodation costs for the day at the selected venue. Attending the workshop will give you the confidence to use this modality on your horses as part of a holistic health care regime. The Online Training Module cost covers the content outlined in this prospectus and the demonstration DVD. To register for either option please visit Terms & Conditions By completing the registration form, you are bound by our terms and conditions. You will find an up-to-date version at 8

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Recognised and accredited by: So you want to use essential oil for your horse? You have heard essential oils are a natural health aid for horses, but you are not sure how to use them safely? Well you've come to the right place. This