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Sarah Fisher
Sarah trained with Linda Tellington
Jones and Robyn Hood and is the UK's highest qualified Equine and Companion Animal
Instructor.
She runs the UK office for TTEAM & TTouch
International, writes for national magazines and teaches one and two day workshops as well
as working with private clients.
Sarah works with the Holly Hedge Sanctuary and
Battersea Dogs Home. She also teaches staff workshops for many national animal charities
including Wood Green, Dogs Trust (NCDL) and the Thoroughbred Rehabilitation Centre.
Sarah runs the teaching Centre for TTEAM and
TTouch. For further information contact Sarah Fisher, Tilley Farm, Farmborough, Nr Bath
Somerset BA2 0AB Email: Sarah Fisher
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Jones Linda Tellington-Jones' highly
effective and revolutionary approach to working with animals has brought her world-wide
recognition. She is the founder and president of Tellington TTouch Training with certified
TTouch practitioners for horses, companion animals and humans in 27 countries.
Her pioneering work has its roots in a philosophy that sees
all beings -- humans and animals alike -- as reflections of a Divine Whole. The Tellington
Method was first created 4 decades ago as a system of animal training, healing and
communication that allows people to relate to animals in a deeper, more compassionate way
-- a way that furthers inter-species connection and honours the body, mind and spirit of
both animals and their people. She is the author of 17 books in 13 languages.
In 2007 she was awarded an honorary PhD from Wisdom
University and appointed as Chair for the Wisdom University Institute of Interspecies
Connections.
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Robyn
Hood
Robyn, Senior Instructor of the Tellington
TTouch Method, Editor of TTEAM Connections Newsletter and Linda's youngest sister, has
been riding horses since before she could walk. She went through Pony Club and showed as a
junior competitor in Alberta. She later attended and then instructed at the Pacific Coast
School of Horsemanship in California owned by her sister Linda Tellington-Jones. Robyn
competed successfully in hunter, jumper, three-day eventing, endurance, western events and
more recently in gaited horses.
In 1982 Robyn became involved full-time with
the TTEAM and TTouch work which was developed by her sister Linda. For the past 17 years
she has been the editor of the TTEAM Newsletter. Since 1986 she has been teaching TTEAM
and TTouch on a full-time basis in Canada, the US, Europe, South Africa and Australia and
spends about 160 days a year travelling. Robyn has given demonstrations and lectures at
various venues including Spruce Meadows; Equitana USA and Germany; Western College of
Veterinary Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan; International Humane Society
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Besides teaching
TTEAM and TTouch on the road and at her farm in Vernon, BC, she and her husband have been
importing and breeding Icelandic horses since 1976. In addition to their Icelandic herd
which numbers around 80, they also share their farm with two cats, three dogs and a very
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Edie
Jane Eaton
Born in New Zealand, Edie Jane spent much of
her childhood living in Ireland where her father, a Canadian diplomat, was posted. One of
her first priorities upon arrival in Ireland was to find a way to get near a horse, and
eventually she persuaded her parents to buy her a pony to join the donkey, a lamb, and
various cats, dogs and a hamster.
Edie Jane's interest in horses was never quite
outgrown and when she settled in Canada, she started a small teaching and thoroughbred
breeding stable. In 1980 Edie Jane became intrigued by the Feldenkrais Method, having seen
it's influence on human recovery from physical and mental impairments. A Feldenkrais
Practitioner told her about Linda Tellington-Jones and a weekend demonstration in Toronto
began her involvement with TTEAM and TTouch. Edie Jane's fascination with the Feldenkrais
Method - the principles of which underlie the TTEAM & TTouch work - led her to become
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| She also travels the world as a
TTEAM and TTouch Instructor. When not travelling and teaching, Edie Jane keeps busy with
her private Feldenkrais practice and workshops, and delights in being at home with her
friends, family and her garden. For more information about Edie, visit her *website. |
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| Tina Constance Tina has worked with animals for many years and joined one of the
first TTouch Practitioner Training Programmes here in the UK. She has worked as a
Practitioner for Companion Animals and Horses for over thirteen years and became an
Instructor in 2009.
Tina has worked at Tilley Farm, the centre for TTouch in
the UK, for the past eight years and is a valuable member of the team. Tina works closely
with Sarah Fisher and has appeared in all of Sarah's books. She works with the horses
coming in to the farm for rehabilitation and training, assists on every Practitioner
Training Clinic and sees private clients on a one to one basis. Tina also teaches
workshops and travels with Sarah around the UK. |
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| Tina is the proud owner of a
Springer Spaniel, one horse and one pony. Her horse, Wellington, came to Tilley Farm in
2005 and had multiple problems. The TTEAM exercises have been an invaluable part of his
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