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Equine Physiotherapy

Ave Sodalis · 2010-02-10 21:16:10

Hi. Not sure if in right forum but redirect me if not. I was wondering, is there anywhere in Ireland to study this or is the nearest place england? Also how many leaving cert point do you need? Thanks in advance

10-02-2010 9:16pm

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Ave Sodalis

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Hi. Not sure if in right forum but redirect me if not. I was wondering, is there anywhere in Ireland to study this or is the nearest place england? Also how many leaving cert point do you need?

Thanks in advance

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#2 18-04-2010 5:14pm

nairy hipples

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I don't know if this is too late or not for you! I'm currently studying Physiotherapy in UCD and as part of one of our modules we did Equine Massage, but bear in mind that this was one class!! But the lady who took our class i think mentioned that if you want to do equine physio you do a general physio degree before progessing onto a masters.

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#3 02-05-2010 4:17pm

eilo1

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hiya,
im considering doing equine physio, you have to be a qualified human physio first and then you can do a masters in the england or an acpat qualification here.

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