Animals Answer - Louisville, KY

Communication
Animal communication is a way to find out exactly what an animal, any species, is thinking and feeling. I am able to connect with the animal on an individual level --feeling and seeing inside for health and emotional information, and "talking" with the being to get his perspective and story. I work by distance, so location isn't an issue and I can help anyone connect on a deeper, healthier level.

This has multiple applications, including letting the animal know about familial changes (break-ups, new additions, moving), helping with behavior issues, finding lost animals, identifying/understanding medical issues, getting the back story from a rescue, finding out how/why an animal passed over, and providing closure from a passed animal’s departure.

I also communicate with humans for various reasons, including passed loved ones and missing people. Contact me for details.

Energy Work
I do healing energy work with humans in person and animals by distance helping people and animals who had no viable options from mainstream health care to live happy, comfortable lives, and in cases of senior care to live with dignity and quality of life beyond expectations. The energy balances and heals the emotional, the physical, and the connection to the Universal energy by gently releasing pain from the past and correcting challenges, imbalances, and illnesses from the present.

It's also great for stress reduction and eliminating addictions.

Feedback
"After our sweet Truman moved on, it's taken a tough month to get around to sharing our amazing communicator/healer's information. On several occasions we have used Fredricka's keen intuitive gifts to help guide us in decisions for the well-being of our animal companions. In a very caring & compassionate approach, Fredricka is also very direct in advocating in the best interest of your pet. We have so appreciated her clear and concise suggestions to take under whatever circumstances." DD, South Carolina

"Before you spoke to Sara we knew she seemed depressed and sad. We figured it was because she had lost her buddy, Kiowa during the winter. We also feared she didn’t understand that there was nothing that could be done to save her; Sara might have thought we would get rid of her as well. Yes, she misses Kiowa (English Mastiff) but said she understood and didn’t know why we thought she did not…she also missed having her pretty scarves. I had forgotten we used to put them on her. Since the session Sara is livelier, more playful. When I take her scarf off, I must hurry to get her clean one on or she will attempt to get into the previous scarf. We have our ‘old’ Sara back. Thank you, Fredricka " LJ, Indiana