Animal communication is always a good place to start, because this enables you to get a clearer picture of what your animal may need.

I highly encourage you having a free discovery call with me, so that we can talk over the options and you can feel confident in your decision about how to proceed with help for your animal.

During a session I allow an animal to guide the way their healing comes to them and what sort of healing they would like. They communicate what they need for their highest good and it may be that they want to receive emotional healing first, before having healing for a physical issue. Because I can talk to animals, I find it easy to find out what they need. I often combine animal communication with past life healing or transformational bodywork, for example, so that an animal receives what they need for their overall wellbeing and healing. When you’re booking a session with me, I will often connect in with your animal to see what their preference is and let you know this.

This has come from the animals themselves! They are really bringing through the energy of family and partnership in their interactions with me and it feels much more fitting to describe the love people share with the special animals in their lives, as guardianship rather than ownership.

Applied Zoopharmacognosy is a holistic healing method, whereby animals are offered natural plant remedies for self selection. Self selection means that the animal chooses what remedy they would like and how they would like to experience it. This may be by licking, inhaling, rolling in it or by having it applied to them. (This is slightly different for cats and they self select by rolling on herbs and clays and inhaling some essential oils and plant extracts).

Remedies may be self selected for a range of physical, emotional, mental and spiritual issues. The remedies include essential oils, plant extracts, CO2 extracts, hydrosols, herbs, plant powders, beeswax, oils and clays.

It’s important to note that this is different from adding herbs or remedies to your animal’s food and these are mainly not foods being offered, but plant remedies that are self selected for their medicinal values. It helps to enrich the life of a domesticated animal, by giving them the opportunity to choose their own natural remedies for their wellbeing, in the same way that their wild ancestors and wild peers have been seen to do.