Tellington TTouch Practitioner
Awarded by Tellington TTouch Training · since 1983
What this means for your pet
A gentle, non-invasive approach particularly associated with behaviour modification and stress reduction. The practitioner has completed a structured, assessed training programme.
About this accreditation
A method of bodywork and movement exercises using specific circular touches, lifts, and ground exercises to improve behaviour, performance, and wellbeing. As much a training/behaviour method as a physical therapy. Requires 60 credits through courses and in-person trainings, plus 5 case histories and assessment.
Who can hold this accreditation
Must earn 60 credits through courses and practitioner trainings, submit 5 detailed case histories (10 for equine), pass written test and practical demonstration.
Referral requirement
Generally not legally mandated as TTouch is considered a training/behaviour method rather than manipulative therapy. Responsible practitioners communicate with the animal's vet.
Title protection
'Tellington TTouch' is trademarked.
Professional oversight
Continuing Professional Development
Expected through continued TTouch training events
Insurance
Expected
Legal basis
Not clearly covered by Veterinary Surgeons (Exemptions) Order 2015
Accredited providers (1)
- Jo ChurlishTrainerBowburn, DH7 9FR
Quick facts
Abbreviation
TTouch
Issuing body
Tellington TTouch Training
Type
certification
Protected title
No
Practitioner is a vet
No
Providers listed
1