Kim Holden Equine Podiatry Student

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Kim Holden Equine Podiatry Student

Equine Podiatry Student, in the rural North Pennines, with a whole horse approach to hoof care.

19/12/2023

Another brilliant case study day 😍.

It's a great way to learn in the real world, but still have a mentor to oversee things. Each day of trimming brings so much learning, so many new questions and having a mentor with me means I can ask those questions at the right time. It really brings together the theory and the practical workshops.

The owner of these beautiful horses has been brilliant, she's been such an important part of our learning. Being trusted with her herd is honestly a huge thing, and I'll be forever grateful that she did it. 💚

Integrated Equine Podiatry students Kim Holden Equine Podiatry Student and Louise Fortey Equine Podiatry Student did a fantastic job again today at their most recent case study visit working with confidence and competence.

We are hugely grateful as always to the owner of these super horses for supporting our students on their learning journey 😊🦄🦄

08/12/2023

I LOVE the Finer Forage range for my two ponies. Nia has been so helpful in finding the right fit for each of them diet wise. I'm excited to give these a go and see how my two boys react to them.

Nutrition is sooo important when it comes to whole horse health, I didn't realise quite how much until I completed the nutrition module (written by the lovely Nia 😉) for my qualification. It's given me a real insight into how much the gut plays a part in hoof health. It's something that features heavily in our training, and although we're nowhere near trained as a nutritionist, we can at least offer advice and signpost to the relevant people. 😊

10/11/2023

Today was the second trim for my none pathological case studies, and it was so much fun being quality controlled by these 2 young foals. 🥰🥰😍

As part of our qualification we have to complete 6 month long case studies on both non pathological and pathological hooves, this gives us valuable practical experience whilst still being under the guidance of a mentor. I'm really lucky that my mentor is also my lovely tutor Amy of Areion Academy .

I'm learning so much from my case studies, from speaking to the client, to completing reports and all the trimming and balancing in between. It's also great for real life situations, for being aware of the surrounding environment and what's going on around us. These foals were a dream to be around. These case studies (alongside our training and learning) will make sure that once we're qualified we will be ready for whatever our new careers throw at us.

03/11/2023

Hello!

Welcome to my page 😊.

I am a 2nd year student training with Areion Academy, set to complete my qualification next September. I'm at the beginning of my final year case studies, starting with non-pathological over the course of the next 6 months, It's very exciting, and I'm looking forward to gaining practical experience.

Thanks for joining me on my journey to becoming a fully qualified Equine Podiatrist.

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