Events and Hosting

Upcoming Events

Geneviève is currently accepting a limited number of teaching engagements every year. Preference goes to group clinics and workshops with consistent follow-up. She focuses on teaching natural horsemanship, equine first aid in partnership with Equi-Health Canada, and rider biomechanics. If you want more information about hosting, contact us for details and take a look at the How to Organize Your Event section.

Select training events count towards continuing education credits for certified CE, OE, and Cheval Québec coaches and instructors. Equine First Aid courses can be used as continuing education hours for veterinarians and other horse health professionals.

Organize Your Own Event

Bring horsemanship to your area while earning free instruction

Click here to see the 10 reasons for hosting a clinic or workshop!

As a host, you may get to ride for free if the clinic fills! This is our way to thank you for your efforts.

What does it mean to be the host or coordinator of a clinic? You basically share the responsibility of organizing it in your area – here is what you might be doing:

• Be the main contact point for participants, distribute the forms, and collect deposits and payments.
• Arrange the use of the facility, with an alternative indoor arena in case of bad weather.
• Advertise the clinic – put up flyers, put up ads, promote on social media, etc.
• Enroll volunteers to help out with setup and during the clinic.
• Provide participants with logistics information: accommodations, directions, restaurants, etc.
• Provide participant information and an attendance list to the instructor.
• Make sure everything is ready for the instructor, and the venue is left in good order after the clinic.

Please read the following information for clinic and workshop organizers, which will help you plan and locate a suitable facility, as well as provide details on the benefits offered to clinic hosts.