Animal Communication and Healing - Phoenix, AZ

I began this journey with the animals after an emotionally moving experience with a wild animal who was dying. That amazing event actually occurred while I was on my quest to find fulfillment in my work. A series of serendipitous events happened that took me to Agoura Hills, California where I first studied animal communication with Carol Gurney in 2003. I had a full time job then and began practicing with the animals of the people I worked with, and eventually I had my business.

I have learned so much since those early days. Animals are amazing and can be our teachers, our mirrors and even our healers. I have been in awe many times by their capacity to love and forgive. If an animal has a behavior that annoys us it might be that there is something in us that needs to change for our personal growth. They might indeed be doing that particular behavior to assist us in our transformation.

Our pets are always aware of our thoughts and feelings. They even know what we could do to help ourselves. It is important to talk to them, while always remembering that they understand us. When I leave home I let them know when I will be returning for they do understand time.

Several years after beginning animal communication I studied a process called Spiritual Response Therapy (SRT), which was motivated by my desire to help traumatized animals. Sadly many animals have been traumatized and this is one way to help them. SRT is a powerful soul clearing that I have used successfully to even clear PTSD from a veteran. Many clients have worked with me to become a better version of themselves.

I frequently recommend flower essences to assist animals with a particular challenge they are having. For example, often an animal can experience grief when another animal companion transitions. In order to get the best results with flower essences, either for our pet or for ourselves, we must understand the core issue.

Having worked with many clients around end of life issues I am currently writing a book about dealing with love, loss and grief when our beloved pet crosses the Rainbow Bridge. For many of us this can be one of the biggest losses we face in life.