Parelli Trainer in Yorkshire - RA ?

[Dantheman]

Can anyone provide a few names of parelli trainers (or whatever they are called) in Yorkshire pls YO60 area

Names and contact details would be good.

Cheers
Dan

 

[_daisy_]

I know of a very good Natural Horsemanship woman if thats any good? She does travel.

 

[Tia]

Look on the Parelli website??

 

[olsagi]

Does it have to be Parelli? - we used Intelligent Horsemanship RA - Sarah Dent from Boroughbridge. Absolutely brilliant - did magic with mine.

 

[Tinypony]

I know of Lisa Bruin who is near Huddersfield, I think she works in that area. She is an NH trainer, but different to Parelli (I prefer her!). She's on this page
http://www.silversand.com.au/pages/associates.htm

 

[_daisy_]

Thats who I have and was going to recommend. Shes great.
her web page is:
http://www.lisabruin.com/

 

[Tinypony]

Great minds think alike. What I like about her is that it isn't about playing games, it's about taking a common sense approach to horsemanship and applying it to the goals of the individuals she helps. Groundwork supports ridden work, it isn't a be-all on it's own. She's well worth chatting to.

 

[_daisy_]

yes. ive just started having some groundwork lessons with her and my 4yo. Shes been coming out to help me with loading issues with the 4yo for a few months. Theres no emotion to her when she works. Its great to watch as she doesnt get frustrated or upset. The issues get resolved without any arguments from her. She asks them to do it, if they dont them she tells them to do it. There is no brute force with her, she just makes it uncomfortable for them to do what they are doing wrong and when they do it right the pressure is released.
I only got her number by chance - was talking to a lady at the vets about my trailer - one thing lead to another and we got talking about problem loaders - she mentioned getting in touch with Lisa - never looked back!
Its been the best thing ive done getting her out to help me. Shes worth talking to.

Where abouts are you??