We are ALL communicators.

Communication is too important to be left to specialists.  I want to help you be better able to communicate with your animal family: you are there every day.  We can learn to calibrate ourselves to recognize who is saying what.  It is good for all of us to get more practice and experience with it, for the enrichment of all our relationships.  In matters of serious illness or other problems, it can be good to have a neutral party help with the listening. 

 

 

How can you even find out one thing?  Many people believe that there is a sort of blank nothingness out of which we struggle to get even one piece of information. It is actually the opposite: everything is there, all the information about everything!  It is more like trying to pick out one conversation in a crowded, noisy train station. So focus is important.

 

Why try animal communication?  People often consult me about their animals because of:

v      mysterious physical issues,

v      animals with behavioral difficulties, and

v      no-one else has been able to help. 

 

The missing piece is often what the animal knows, believes, or has to say, to you, your vet, other animals in the family, etc.  When people find it difficult to communicate with their animals, two reasons stand out: it has served our culture well not to listen to animals; we are trained to block out that direct connection at least part of the time.  Also, when you are a stakeholder in an issue, many feelings can get in the way of your understanding what’s being said. As an animal communicator I help you to hear each other.