The nice thing about clicker trainers is that they see learning as a template. This happens a lot in the dressage world. There are so many ways of saying the same incomprehensible rhetoric that people get confused when they hear it a different way. Just depends on what criteria you are reinforcing at the moment. Everyone is welcome, same what kind of horse, level, or for what reason you got your horse.
People try to help the best they can.
The clicker it self is a wonderful tool to communicate with, and make you see the whole picture in a new way. Instead of geting angry and frustreted - you try something else. We get the results - in a gentle way. I also love the way those of you who are trainers respond. And you seem open for other solutions.