This course is open to everyone 16+, no previous experience required. The T-Touch is easy to learn! 

Based on the Feldenkrais approach, the T-Touch is a gentle, therapeutic practice for body, mind and soul. Learn how to bring relief and release through the light touch of the fingers, working with animals and on oneself. 

Heimke Moll is a certified T-Touch practitioner with over 20 years experience, and has had tremendous success working with animals and humans little and big for recovery and trauma release. The T-Touch is good for everyone however, and is best used as a way of life, a self-care and animal care practice as part of a healthy relationship. 

I was lucky to meet and work with Heimke many years ago and my horses and I got so much out of her workshop that I always knew I would invite her over as soon as we had our own home! The feeling of the T-Touch is that of the most wonderful release, bringing ease and comfort in the body as well as peace and bliss to the mind and heart. It feels as though every cell is singing with joy and relief. A feeling also mirrored by my Taku who melted into the participants' hands and stood sleeping peacefully for a long time afterwards, feeling much calmer and happier when he woke up. 

I call it the Bliss-Touch... and I can't wait to experience it again! 

Heimke shares:

"The Tellington TTOUCH method has been changing my life for the better every day for over 20 years.

A more balanced life for me, the animals, nature and in our connection to each other.

The Tellington TTOUCH method is a two-way system.

We do something good for one another by trusting one another, learning with each other and having fun with each other.

Trust in our intuition, in what we have in common, in learning and teaching together, in being together.

It is a wonderful way to say “Thank you” to the animals and to yourself!"

Workshop programme:

- Gentle bodywork comprised of circular touches, lifts, and slides

- Movement exercises in "The Playground for Higher Learning – The Confidence Course”

We will work on and with:

- toy animals

- each other (In keeping with the current COVID rules) 

- the resident horses / and maybe other animals present on the day

Please bring your own drinks and snacks and comfortable outdoors clothes. Sturdy shoes (hiking boots or wellies) mandatory to approach the horses.

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