Natural Healing for Animals
Natural Healing for Animals
Is non interventive
Is totally safe
Supports the body, mind, emotions and soul
Enhances other treatments
Complements perfectly any veterinary care
Supports the recovery and healing process
As an animal healer I work with the energy of the animal. I am not a qualified veterinary surgeon, I work alongside vets. I do not prescribe any medication as part of these services.
Before treatment, I assess the presenting condition and by drawing on my background in a number of healing modalities, I determine how best I can help your animal and what is best for them at the time, always supporting them holistically and to the best of my ability.
I use healing – either hands-on or at a distance – for all my animal clients. Using my hands in the healing process, I am able to pick up where there is tension or discomfort in the body, which is presented as areas of heat or cold. These areas of tension are not only created by physical trauma but also by emotional conditions manifesting in the physical body. It is the same for animals as for humans.
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What happens during a session?
Your first appointment may take up to an hour and a half. It will begin with a full case history, followed by hands-on healing, the offering of natural remedies for the animal’s self-selection, and follow-up procedures as appropriate to help your animal.
Follow-up appointments will last up to an hour.
Hands-on healing
This can be performed in person or as distance healing.
What conditions can my natural healing help?
Physical stress, pain and muscular tension.
Post-operative healing can help with
Wound healing
Stress, emotional upset, fears, anxiety, separation anxiety
Bereavement/loss/grief
My role in these situations is to offer healing and emotional support to the guardian, the animal, or both. Pet Loss with the Grief Recovery Method can also be helpful for the grieving guardian
As for humans, distance healing is also available.
Your Session
In person in your own home.
These session are in the comfort of your pets own environment, however face to face appointments are subject to distance .
Prior to this appointment you will be sent a case history form for you to complete and sign. This will be arranged during the introductory call.
Distance healing
After the preliminary introductory call we will confirm a time for me to give your pet the distance healing. This will be followed up with an email of the findings and recommendations for the distance healing of your pet to take place.
A free introductory 30 minute zoom call is available
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Working in rescue centres or animal sanctuaries is a precious and very rewarding part of my work.
Rescue animals need both emotional and physical care. Natural healing facilitates a sense of relaxation and provides a safe environment for the animal to release stress and anxiety, as well as to recover from any physical trauma.
A happier, calmer animal is more likely to be re-homed quickly.
Animals and touch
Healing rescue animals will not necessarily involve touch. Some animals are too nervous or too afraid of strangers to tolerate it. In these circumstances healing is better received from a distance, in some cases outside the animal’s enclosure.
Observational diagnosis
Animals are non-verbal which requires that I look for physical indicators of release and relaxation. Licking, yawning, stretching, closing the eyes are some of the outward signs that an animal is responding well to treatment.
Places of voluntary work
· Healing volunteer at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home
· RSPCA Brighton
· Rainbow Bridge Horse Rescue
· Moorcroft Racehorse Welfare Centre