Sessions

Animal communication sessions offer valuable insights into how your pet experiences the world around them.

These conversations can be both enlightening and heartwarming, giving you a window into your companion's unique perspective. Whether you're wondering about a behavioral change, want to help your pet adjust to a new situation, or simply want to understand them better, animal communication can provide valuable insights into your pet's world.

People typically reach out to me for guidance on questions like:

  • Are they happy and content?

  • What's really going on in their mind day-to-day?

  • Which activities bring them the most joy, and what would they prefer to do less of?

  • What are their favorite treats and preferences?

  • For pets who have passed: How are they feeling in spirit?

  • What are their thoughts on big changes like a new pet, baby, or recent move?

  • Help understanding situations where there seems to be a disconnect between pet and human.

Curious what’s on your pet’s mind?

Your pet is always sharing. This is your chance to listen in a deeper way.

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What is a session best used for?

  • Understanding your pet's inner world.

    There's something truly special about discovering what's happening in your pet's mind. These sessions can reveal their unique preferences, internal motivations, favorite activities, and how they're feeling both emotionally and physically. You might even learn something completely unexpected that they want to share with you (spoiler alert: it's usually pretty entertaining).

  • Including them in important decisions.

    Your pet has opinions about the changes happening in their life, and they're not shy about sharing them. Whether it's a move, travel plans, or family changes, giving them a voice in these decisions can make transitions smoother for everyone involved.

  • Getting to the heart of behavioral challenges.

    Understanding the "why" behind your pet's behavior can be incredibly helpful. We can identify triggers, explore their perspective on challenging situations, and discuss how you can best support them through difficulties. Sometimes the answer is simpler than you think, and sometimes it's wonderfully complex.

  • Preparing for life changes.

    When big transitions are coming, your pet appreciates a heads-up. We can discuss upcoming events and ask what they need to feel more comfortable and secure during times of change. Think of it as giving them a chance to put in their requests ahead of time.

  • Clearing up misunderstandings.

    Sometimes pets and humans simply aren't on the same page. These sessions can help identify where communication has gotten crossed and get everyone working toward the same goals. It's like relationship counseling, but with more treats involved.

  • Navigating end-of-life decisions.

    These conversations can bring peace and clarity during difficult times. We can discuss what would make them most comfortable, what they'd like to do with their remaining time, and understand their preferences to help guide important decisions.

  • Reconnecting with pets in spirit.

    These sessions offer comfort and connection with beloved companions who have passed. We can explore their experience in spirit, gain peace around their transition, and hear what they treasured most about life with you. Often, they have wisdom and guidance to share that can bring tremendous comfort, and sometimes they just want to let you know they're doing just fine.

What animal
communication is NOT:

  •  Animal communication works beautifully alongside veterinarians, trainers, nutritionists, and other pet professionals, but I'm not a substitute for their expertise. Think of me as part of your pet's support team, not the whole team.

  • While I'd love to wave away all your pet's quirks with a single session, that's not how this works. Real change often takes time, patience, and sometimes additional professional support.

  • I'm not here to boss your pet around or deliver ultimatums. This is a conversation, not a lecture, and the best results come from mutual understanding rather than demands.

  • Sometimes clearing up misunderstandings does lead to immediate shifts in behavior (and that's always exciting when it happens!), but lasting change usually requires consistent training and hands-on support. Old habits die hard, even for our four-legged friends.

  • Here's something important: your pet gets to decide what they want to share and what they'd rather keep private. They might not want to talk about painful experiences from their past, and I respect those boundaries completely. You're welcome to ask them anything, but I'll always honor their comfort level and right to privacy.

Any questions before you book?