Host A Clinic
In large part, the horses determine the flow of a Moving as One clinic, making each clinic a unique experience based on what the horses bring to it. Lucinda B. has learning objectives for participants, but the horses lead the way. The teaching is based on what the individual horses are presenting in the moment and the experience level of the participants.
We strongly prefer to use the facility’s horses for demonstrations during clinics and for clinic participants’ learning and practice. Horses who are “at home” are calmer, more in the Sympathetic nervous system and are better teachers!
1 Day Clinic
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All day session
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Hours: 8:30-12:30, Lunch, 1:30-4:30
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Actual curriculum is flexible based on your interest.
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$185 per person- travel time billed separately (see "Travel and Housing" below).
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8-person minimum
2 Day Clinic
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Day One: Evening presentation- 2 hours with Q&A after
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Day Two: 8:30-12:30, Lunch, 1:30-4:30
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Actual curriculum is flexible based on your interest.
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$275 per person- travel time billed separately (see "Travel and Housing" below).
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8-person minimum
3 Day Clinic
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Friday evening, all day Saturday & half day Sunday
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Friday evening- 2-hour presentation with Q & A after
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Saturday 8:30-12:30, Lunch, 1:30-4:30
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Sunday 9:00-12:30
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Actual curriculum is flexible based on your interest.
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$375 per person- travel time billed separately (see "Travel and Housing" below).
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6 person minimum, 12 maximum
*Individualized One-on-One Sessions are available after the clinic- billed at $125 for two hours. Lucinda can travel up to 50 miles from Clinic venue for that price.
Important Clinic Information
Preparation
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We strongly urge participants to familiarize themselves with the LucindaB.com website and the basics of the Equine Mandala. We will be able to move into the subject matter faster if all are familiar with the terminology used.
What we need for Clinics
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An indoor or covered outdoor arena
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Arena must be able to be partitioned for horses at liberty on one side and seated participants on the other.
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At least 3 horses available for demonstration.
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An area or room sufficient in size to seat all participants.
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Room or area must have adequate Wi-Fi
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Some way to dim the lights wo participants can see the slide presentation.
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A light-colored wall or screen to project the slides on, or a big screen TV large enough for all to see.
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Chairs for all participants.
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Drinking water available.
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A restroom for participants.
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Sufficient space to park participants' vehicles.
Travel and Housing
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Within 150 miles of Prineville, Oregon, travel fees are based on round-trip mileage. First 50 miles are free.
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For Workshops outside of the Northwest, other travel expenses may apply, such as air-fare for Lucinda B. and an assistant, lodging, and meals.
Contact Us About Hosting a Clinic
Please let us know if you would like to host a clinic in your area!
After receiving your inquiry, we will send you our Lucinda B. Clinic Hosting Packet, which has all the details you need to know to plan your event.
We provide support to our clinic host. We provide estimates of clinic costs and revenue, registration forms, and help in selecting the best clinic format for your potential attendees.
Please answer ALL of the questions below. Thank you!

Lucinda,
It was so good to meet you this weekend and spend time learning and listening to your experiences. Even though it ended on a tough note, what I learned from you and watching the others is so valuable and inspirational. I am looking at my herd and their dynamics in a new way.
As you said, Alegre settled as soon as we were on our way. We made the 2pm ferry and practically rolled right on the boat. He did do some kicking and "screaming" on the ferry, but by the time we pulled into our driveway, he was settled and calm. Actually walked slowly out of the trailer!!
i believe that as we tackle this issue in a more low key and less rushed manner, this will further our relationship and help him to develop more confidence. The tools and insights that you shared this weekend will without a doubt help me. Specifically develop my sense of calm and focus. My challenge is not to meet him in that panic place and show him that calm and centered is the way to be. It is no accident that he is my horse. As I said, "my therapist lives in the barn!"
I am looking forward to when we can meet again and continue on our journey.
Take care, Jackie W.- Washington