Curriculum
- 12 Sections
- 63 Lessons
- Lifetime
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- The Original CAT for Horses digital DVD Part 1This is part one of the original DVD. We show each of the steps to CAT H as well as some newbie mistakes.8
- 1.0The Theory behind Constructional Approach Training for Horses15 Minutes
- 1.1The Five Steps to CAT for Horses10 Minutes
- 1.2Short Practice Steps (note a new version is in the second DVD)5 Minutes
- 1.3Setting the Threshold and Approach10 Minutes
- 1.4Bloopers: Mistakes that can be made in approach15 Minutes
- 1.5Switchover, Interaction and Generalisation15 Minutes
- 1.6A new example using an umbrella part 17 Minutes
- 1.7A new example using an umbrella part 215 Minutes
- The Original CAT for Horses digital: The Brumbies Part 2This is part 2 of CAT H DVD and here we introduce how CAT H was used with Brumbies.7
- 2.0Introduction to the Brumbies7 Minutes
- 2.1In the pens: Armidale Day one (1)10 Minutes
- 2.2In the pens: Armidale Day Two (2) part 112 Minutes
- 2.3In the pens: Armidale Day Two (2) part 29 Minutes
- 2.4Dorado in His New Home7 Minutes
- 2.5Approach and Retreat Explained (more detail to follow later)15 Minutes
- 2.6Introducing a New Person to Dorado (more detail to follow later)15 Minutes
- Overcoming Our Horse's Fear using Constructional Approach Training Part 1 (updated)This is our new DVD that has some updated CAT H information. In this part we also talk about the Polyvagal theory for horses and how it plays an important role when we consider distress and stress.7
- 3.0Outline: CAT for Horses updated40 Minutes
- 3.1What is CAT H and what it is not?40 Minutes
- 3.2Investigating our Horse’s Profile30 Minutes
- 3.3Becoming a ‘Matter State Detective’ to enhance our relationships10 Minutes
- 3.4An Introduction to the Polyvagal Theory30 Minutes
- 3.5Mapping our Horses Emotional Responses40 Minutes
- 3.6Acute and Chronic Stress in Horses30 Minutes
- Overcoming Our Horse's Fear using Constructional Approach Training Part 2 (updated)In this section we will go into more detail about the CAT for Horses process and demonstrate with a horse who had fears when people approached and trimming and lifting feet7
- 4.0The CAT H Process Explained in Detail30 Minutes
- 4.1Demonstration – Fear of People Part 120 Minutes
- 4.2Demonstration- Fear of People Part 230 Minutes
- 4.3Demonstration -Trimming and Lifting Feet Part 140 Minutes
- 4.4Demonstration – Fear of Trimming and Lifting Feet Part 220 Minutes
- 4.5Demonstration – Fear of Trimming and Lifting Feet Part 340 Minutes
- 4.6Where to after CAT H?10 Minutes
- The Polyvagal Theory for Horses - IntroductionWe have given you a 'taste' of Polyvagal Theory but now it is time for you to think about how your individual horse's autonomic nervous system manages during different interactions. This is an additional workshop on the Polyvagal Theory for horses. We are finding this information so valuable when it comes to helping our horses through times of distress and or fear and in times of eustress. This will mean at times we have added a video that you may have seen. We have done this because we wanted to keep each section complete.1
- An Introduction to both stress and social engagement in horsesHere we get a little deeper into distress and stress.3
- The Polyvagal TheoryWe will introduce some key concepts and terms that help us understand the Polyvagal Theory4
- The Polyvagal Theory in DetailHere we are going to use three videos to learn to map our horse's autonomic state.7
- 8.0The impact of our Voice as a Resource for the Social Engagement System5 Minutes
- 8.1A horse explanation in video30 Minutes
- 8.2Train your Eye to become a ‘State’ Detective30 Minutes
- 8.3Autonomic Nervous System State Detectives in Training – Video One20 Minutes
- 8.4Autonomic Nervous System State Detectives in Training – Video Two20 Minutes
- 8.5Autonomic Nervous System State Detectives in Training – Video Three20 Minutes
- 8.6References for those who want to go deeper5 Minutes
- The Polyvagal Theory as it applies to YOUR horse.Now it is your turn to practice and create autonomic maps for your horse.5
- Coaching: Possible Fear of Insect Spray (Marianne and Nott).The coaching lessons are selections from other participants.6
- Coaching: Possible fear of cows (Ruth and Cilla).The coaching lessons are selections from other participants.5
- Coaching: Possible fear of fly veils (Leslie and Siri).The coaching lessons are selections from other participants3
The Five Steps to CAT for Horses
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