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Trauma can shut anyone down. Or it can inform how we will behave. The same is so for animals. Just as being heard can help us, it helps our animals. I know that so many animals are adopted that had a tough if not horrific start. People often want to know what that...

When scrolling through Facebook, there isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t see someone questioning what to do about making an end-of-life decision. It is like playing God. On the one hand, nobody wants to do it, we don’t like having to make that decision. Yet nobody...

This is such an important topic when it comes to animal communication. Being able to tell how someone is feeling, straight from the horse’s mouth (pun intended) is vital for knowing what healing modality/medication is best suited as well as activity level. My...

I remember my first encounter with animal communication. It forever changed me. It deepened and heightened everything about my relationship with my horse, Pet One.  In my first book, Communication With All Life, I share: “If there was ever a soul mate in animal form,...

I believe that aside from the deep love connection we share with animals, bribing on occasion with food, animals shift because what we are doing with them is fun and it feels good.  Some of my favorite tools are listed here, Structured play, toy parade and awards. My...

I always ask my students what is the one thing that all energy healing modalities share? And the answer is very simple: Intention. Well, affirmations and prayer carry that too. You have an intention behind every affirmation and every prayer. In many ways, Energy...

Creating the vision is the first step to change. We often get caught up in the frustrating behavior sitting right in front of us. Or we take for face value the diagnosis the veterinarian gave us. We have choices. We have possibility. We have opportunities to turn that...

Sometimes actions, love, deeds go unnoticed. We get busy in life. We overlook stuff. And our animals feel it. Creating a moment for a special acknowledgement goes a long way with our animal companions. Recently a young student revealed in our private Facebook group...

Kellogg is a type A personality, a Thoroughbred who was at the track for eight years. Most horses don’t stay at the track that long unless they were fantastic and/or they enjoy the sport. Karen is a type A personality in marketing and sales. She travels around the...