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Upcoming Courses

Genealogy and History Courses

Handle and analyze artifacts as you explore Wisconsin’s past before it became the Dairyland. Archaeologist George Christiansen will introduce you to what life may have looked like for the first people to arrive in Wisconsin from 13,000 to 3,000 years ago. Through lecture and discussion, based on artifacts and the archaeological record, you will come to appreciate the relationships between the past and the present.
#36105, Comm Ave, Mondays, 9/14-10/19, 6-8 PM

Enrichment Courses

Learn how to successfully grow your own food in Wisconsin’s unique climate. In this practical, beginner-friendly class, you will explore soil basics, nutrients, and how to improve heavy clay or sandy soils commonly found in our region. You will learn when to start seeds indoors, when to plant outdoors based on Wisconsin frost dates, and how to choose crops that thrive in our shorter growing season. You will also cover watering techniques, pest management, and seasonal garden maintenance, along with helpful tips for harvesting, storing, and preserving your produce. Whether you are planting your first garden or improving an existing one, you will leave with the confidence and knowledge to grow food successfully in Wisconsin.
Future offerings will be posted on our new website when it is up and running. Coming Soon!!
This course is suitable for therapists, owners, or anyone who works in the care and well-being of horses.

The course provides a detailed overview of trigger point theory as it applies to horses, combined with a fully illustrated trigger point locator, course text, and over 120 minutes of step by step treatment tutorials presented by Andy Eckley.

Certification is available for all licensed manual therapists and is included with this course. Certification requires completion of an online reflective-learning exam. Course offered in partnership with Niel Asher.
Online video classes presented by Andy Eckley
This course is suitable for therapists, owners, or anyone who works in the care and well-being of dogs.

The course provides a detailed overview of trigger point theory as it applies to dogs, combined with a course text, and video tutorials presented by Andy Eckley

Certification is available for all licensed manual therapists and is included with this course. Certification requires completion of an online reflective learning exam. Course offered in partnership with Niel Asher.
Video Classes Presented by Andy Eckley

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