From a young age I noticed things other people didn’t. Little impressions, feelings that arrived without words. Over time those quiet signals became something I could trust. My training in behavioural science and years as a clinical counsellor taught me how to think clearly and test what works. Healing Touch for Animals taught me how to work with subtle energy. Combining those skills led me to step into the animal’s point of view long enough to describe what they feel, then I translate that information into honest, practical steps you can use.
Their animals stayed worried, reactive, or shut down. That felt wrong to me. Animals are sentient beings with real needs. They deserve to be heard and treated with respect. So I built a way of working that gives you the full story. I tell you what the animal actually says, and then I give realistic, tangible guidance you can try at home.
On a trip to Iceland I pulled over to the side of a quiet road because I felt something call me, and a herd of Icelandic horses came right to me. One pressed its head to mine and, in that moment, I knew I had been part of a herd in another life, the recognition was immediate and real. That experience taught me two things: animals carry memory and meaning we often miss, and when we slow down and listen, they will meet us halfway. It is that meeting I bring to every session, translating what an animal truly experiences into plain, usable guidance so families can care for them with clarity and respect.
When families listen and respond, homes calm, treatment plans become smarter, and animals and people both do better. If you are tired of guessing and you want straightforward, compassionate guidance from someone who will meet you where you are, I will lead you through the work with clarity and care.
I will lead you through the work with clarity and care.
I work with all animals regardless of species. My practice focuses on anxious animals, reactive animals, rescues with trauma, performance animals, pets going through life transitions, and families who want responsible, practical care. Every client receives plain spoken insight and realistic next steps so you can take next steps and know when to check back in.
I value honesty, practicality, and respect for both animal and human needs. I give you the full story from the animal’s perspective, and then turn that into realistic, tangible actions you can use at home. I work alongside vets and trainers rather than replacing them, and I will never promise miracles. Expect clear guidance, steady support, and a focus on results rather than vague comfort.
That phrase describes how I tune into an animal’s sensory and emotional perspective so I can accurately describe what they feel and experience. It is not theatrical. It is a practiced way of perceiving posture, sensation, and intention that helps me identify causes and practical solutions. I then translate those impressions into plain language and a clear plan you can try, so the work is useful and verifiable.
No. My work complements veterinary care and professional training. I provide insight into what an animal is communicating and suggest practical next steps. For medical or behavioural diagnoses and treatments, you should always consult your veterinarian or a qualified trainer. When appropriate, I will recommend collaboration so everyone involved can work toward the same goals.
Results vary by situation, but clients often notice subtle changes within days and clearer shifts within a few weeks when they follow the recommended steps. Complex issues or deep trauma can take more time and consistent follow‑up. I provide written plans and checkpoints so we can measure progress and adjust the approach.
I do not guarantee specific outcomes. I will always give honest, realistic expectations about what is likely to help and what might not. My goal is to reduce guesswork and provide clear, practical strategies that increase the chances of meaningful improvement.
Most clients use Zoom. Remote sessions are effective because I can still tune into the animal’s perspective and translate that information into actionable guidance. Sessions are recorded, and you receive written notes and a step‑by‑step plan to implement at home. For group sessions you get access to replays and the private library for later review.
Healthy skepticism is fine. My work is grounded in decades of practice, clinical training, and measurable outcomes. If you want clear, no‑fluff information you can test and discuss with your vet or trainer, this approach will serve you. If you remain unsure, book a short intro call and we can figure out the right next step.