Equine Red Light Therapy Certification Course

Please Note: This certification course does not include red light therapy equipment. Equipment must be purchased separately from the company of your choice. I’ll share my recommended equipment and brands throughout the course, while teaching you how to properly and confidently use the equipment and turn your certification into a successful equine therapy business.

Red & Near-Infrared Light Therapy - Learn how red and near-infrared light interact with the horse's body and how different wavelengths can reach different depths of tissue. You'll learn the fundamentals of photobiomodulation and how it can be used to support normal cellular function, circulation, recovery, and overall equine wellness.

Treatment Applications - Learn how to identify treatment areas, understand the structures underneath them, and choose the appropriate equipment for different areas of the horse. From muscles and joints to tendons, ligaments, and other tissues, you'll learn how to create thoughtful treatment approaches based on the horse's individual needs.

Practical Treatment Protocols - Take what you've learned and apply it to real-world situations. You'll work through common equine concerns and learn how to think through what you're treating, where the problem is located, what equipment to use, and how to develop an appropriate treatment approach.

Safety & Professional Practice - Learn how to safely operate, inspect, clean, store, and maintain your red light therapy equipment while developing professional treatment habits. You'll also learn when red light therapy may be appropriate as a supportive therapy and when a horse should be referred to a veterinarian for further evaluation.

Business Strategies - Learn how to turn your red light therapy certification into a successful equine service. We'll cover creating your services and pricing, identifying your ideal clients, marketing your business, building your brand, attracting and retaining clients, and creating a professional experience that keeps horse owners coming back.