Upcoming events

    • 30 Sep 2023
    • 8:00 AM
    • 1 Oct 2023
    • 5:00 PM
    • Goose Chase Farm, 285 Grantham Mtn Rd, Meriden, NH 03781
    Registration is closed

    Jane Karol Clinic

    Clinic Manager: Suzie Kent

    (802)770-0456

    skentvermontel@aol.com 

    Download Waiver: Jane Karol Clinic Waiver.pdf

    Jane Karol

     Jane is a USDF bronze, silver and gold medalist. She has trained ten horses to Grand Prix. She has brought numerous Adult Amateurs and Young Riders up through the levels. Jane Karol is a doctoral level psychotherapist, and works with children and adults in Equine Facilitated Psychotherapy. 


    Jane says“it is important that we focus on what we do right and what the horse has done well and build on that with positive reinforcement. For you, as the rider, this means allowing yourself to attend to what felt right so you can repeat your success. This does not mean giving yourself or your horse recognition only when something is done exactly right. It means acknowledging the moment things are going even incrementally in the right direction. You should attend to and reward each part of the development of correct balance or the execution of a perfect movement.” 


    CVDA Clinic Selection Criteria


    • 30 Sep 2023
    • 8:00 AM
    • 1 Oct 2023
    • 5:00 PM
    • Goose Chase Farm, 285 Grantham Mtn Rd, Meriden, NH 03781
    Registration is closed

    Jane Karol Clinic

    Clinic Manager: Suzie Kent

    (802)770-0456

    skentvermontel@aol.com 

    Download Waiver: Jane Karol Clinic Waiver.pdf

    Jane Karol

     Jane is a USDF bronze, silver and gold medalist. She has trained ten horses to Grand Prix. She has brought numerous Adult Amateurs and Young Riders up through the levels. Jane Karol is a doctoral level psychotherapist, and works with children and adults in Equine Facilitated Psychotherapy. 


    Jane says“it is important that we focus on what we do right and what the horse has done well and build on that with positive reinforcement. For you, as the rider, this means allowing yourself to attend to what felt right so you can repeat your success. This does not mean giving yourself or your horse recognition only when something is done exactly right. It means acknowledging the moment things are going even incrementally in the right direction. You should attend to and reward each part of the development of correct balance or the execution of a perfect movement.” 


    CVDA Clinic Selection Criteria


    • 29 Oct 2023
    • 11:30 AM - 3:00 PM
    • Jesse's Restaurant, 7 Blue Sky Dr, Hanover, NH 03755
    Register

    The CVDA Board is excited to welcome members and friends to our annual banquet.  We’ll have great company and food, year-end high score awards to celebrate, and special guest speaker, Andrea Mosarrat Waldo.  Andrea is the author of Brain Training for Riders.


    Tickets: $30.00

    Seating is limited


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