Medical History Form Medical History Form The next step: Fill out the medical history formThis digital medical history form is part of the overall medical history. You can fill out this section at your own pace and in your own time prior to the session. The additional medical history will be discussed and completed together during the consultation, in the presence of the horse. All information provided will be treated with care and confidentiality and will never be shared with third parties without your express consent. Do you have multiple horses for a session? Please fill out a separate form for each horse.Owner/Caretaker InformationYour name(Required) First name Last name Your address Street + house number Address line 2 Location Zip code Your email address(Required) Email Address Confirm Email Address Your phone(Required)Stable / Horse's location Street + house number Address line 2 Location Zip code (if different from the address above)About the horseHorse's name GenderMareGeldingStallionIs the mare pregnant or foaling?noyes, pregnantyes, with a foalHow long? How long has the mare been pregnant, or how old is the foal?Age of the horse Horse breed Discipline Please list your horse’s medical history here, including details of any injuries, trauma, skin rashes, accidents, etc.Describe any problems you may be experiencing with your horse:Dentist's name – Term – Last visit:Veterinarian's name – Term – Last visit:Farrier's name – Term – Last visit:Type of therapy – Duration – Last visit:Consent(Required) I certify that the information above is true and accurate, and I agree to the consent and liability statementI hereby declare that, to the best of my knowledge, the horse, as described on the medical history form, is in a state of health that makes participation in body-oriented therapy and/or hand-led training appropriate at the time of completing and submitting this form. I understand and acknowledge that the guidance offered consists of body-oriented therapy and/or training on the lead, aimed at raising awareness, promoting relaxation, and supporting the horse’s use of movement. This guidance does not include veterinary procedures as defined in Article 1.1 of the Animal Welfare Act and is not a substitute for examination, diagnosis, or treatment by a veterinarian. Sanne Heesbeen does not make medical diagnoses and does not perform procedures reserved for a veterinarian. In case of doubt regarding the horse’s health, in the event of existing medical complaints, or if symptoms worsen, it remains the owner’s responsibility to consult a veterinarian in a timely manner or to coordinate with the treating veterinarian. I give my consent for the performance of body-oriented therapy and/or training on the lead and am aware that reactions from the horse during or after the consultation are possible. Participation in the consultation is at your own risk. Sanne Heesbeen cannot be held liable for consequences arising from incorrect or incomplete information as provided by the owner. All personal data and information about the horse provided will be treated with care and confidentiality and will not be shared with third parties without express consent.Do you have any comments or questions?CAPTCHA