Empowering the highest standard of practice in equine and canine body work

WHY CHOOSE THE IEBWA?

Offering quality through knowledge and innovation

OUR VISION

Educational Standards

IEBWA members are required to be certified in equine or animal bodywork in programs that offer a minimum of 300 hours of education with direct instructor contact, completion of case studies, and a formal examination. In additional, both student and graduate members must carry full indemnity insurance and comply with annual continued education requirements.

A Global Vision

Since 2003 the IEBWA has divisions in the USA, Canada, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. Each division fosters its local members by offering advisory services on local working practices, continuing education, and relevant issues surrounding the profession.

Innovation Through Knowledge

The IEBWA is globally active in multi-centre collaborative research with academic institutions and professional organizations. In this dynamic field of animal complementary healthcare, new knowledge shapes the approach in bodywork sessions.

Strength In Unity

For the best of the client, the IEBWA strongly advocates team work. Its members work in close liaison with veterinarians and fellow health care professionals.

Today’s students.
Tomorrow’s equine and canine body workers

The International Equine Body Worker Association (IEBWA) fosters awareness and the practice of equine and canine body work by offering quality support in educational programs, professional guidelines, and community education.

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Fostering and advocacy of professional animal body work

When searching for a practitioner or school, look for the IEBWA logo or the Approved Education Provider logo. The IEBWA is recognized for the high educational standards required of all its members, and of its approved Educational Providers and Schools

Membership is only extended to practitioners who have demonstrated proficiency in the field by reaching a set educational standard. Each member is required to carry full indemnity insurance, and to fulfil an annual requirement of continuing education in the field of equine and/or small animal complementary therapy.

The IEBWA ensures that its members maintain high professional and ethical standards of practice.

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