Course Package
This is the complete program for owners who want to take an active role in their horse’s comfort, movement and overall well-being.
Pay-in-Full Bonus: Includes a private Soothing Hands consultation with Kim.
LEVEL 1 — See What Others Miss
Learn to notice the small things before they become bigger things.
See What Others Miss teaches you how to look at your horse differently. You’ll learn how changes in behaviour, movement, posture and performance can provide important clues about how your horse is feeling.
Kim will guide you through her approach to observation, early signs of discomfort and assessing your horse’s readiness so you can become more confident recognizing when something has changed.
Perfect for horse owners who want to better understand their horse but aren’t ready to begin hands-on bodywork.
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LEVEL 2 — Feel What Your Horse Is Telling You
You’ve learned how to see the signs. Now learn how to feel them.
Feel What Your Horse Is Telling You includes everything taught in Level 1 and introduces the hands-on side of the Soothing Hands Equine Method.
You’ll learn how to assess your horse through touch, understand Kim’s 4 T’s, recognize and respect your horse’s consent and responses, and begin using basic massage and bodywork techniques.
This level is designed to help you develop greater confidence in what you’re seeing and feeling, creating an even deeper understanding of your individual horse.
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LEVEL 3 — The Complete Soothing Hands Equine Method
Go beyond reacting to problems and learn a whole-horse approach to ongoing care.
The Complete Soothing Hands Equine Method brings everything together. You’ll receive everything from Levels 1 and 2, plus Kim’s complete massage routine, whole-horse assessment approach, prevention system, therapy and tool education, and guidance for creating a long-term care plan for your horse.
The goal is to give you a repeatable system you can use throughout your horse’s life—helping you recognize changes, understand what your horse is communicating and make more informed decisions about when additional support may be needed.
