Become qualified in animal healing - Asentia Animal Healing

WEST SUSSEX, UK, AUGUST-11, 2010--- Aiming at bringing together the scientific evidence for healing with practical experience, Asentia works alongside the veterinary profession and provides a holistic approach to animal healthcare. Formed in order to specialise in the healing of animals, Asentia now offers opportunity to become a professional in animal healing through getting accredited training course in animal healing. Asentia is launching a part time BTEC Professional Diploma in Animal Healing in partnership with Plumpton College, East Sussex. This is the first accredited course of its kind in the UK, paving the way for academically recognised complementary therapy for animals.

Asentia works in three specific areas. First, it offers healing to private clients, rescue centres and other animal establishments such as farms, zoos and equestrian centres. Next, it specialises in resolving dog problem behaviors using natural training methods alongside animal healing, and takes a holistic approach to horsemanship for both horse and rider offering riding lessons, livery and rehabilitation. Thirdly, it offers a variety of introductory workshops and healing courses to teach people about healing animals. Specific days are kept to focus on aspects of horsemanship and dog behavior, and more recently the College has set up a fully accredited diploma course for those wishing to work professionally in this field. This animal healing diploma include a combination of lectures, practical sessions, site visits and guest speakers, with the main focus on practical animal healing and building up of case studies, throughout the course.

One can become qualified in animal healing through joining this BTEC diploma. In this, the assessment will be through a number of written assignments and practical healing tests. A portfolio of healing evidence will be built up throughout the 18 months which will consist of photographs, records, statements etc.

For prospectus and other details about Asentia Animal Healing, browse -
http://www.asentiaanimalhealing.co.uk/animal-healing-diploma.html

ABOUT ASENTIA COLLEGE OF ANIMAL HEALING:

Asentia College of Animal Healing gained recognition with the Confederation of Healing Organisations (CHO) in 2009 when it was accepted as the first member organisation working solely with animals. The CHO is recognised by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons within their Code of Practice, and sets stringent guidelines for the healing of animals.

If you have any queries, you are always welcomed to call on 01403 250269 or mail us at: suenewport@asentiaanimalhealing.co.uk or visit: http://www.asentiaanimalhealing.co.uk/

Asentia College of Animal Healing
Rapkyns Old Stables
Guildford Road
Broadbridge Heath
RH12 3PQ
West Sussex