Category Archives: Animal Communication

When summer ends, the insects get their last experiences of the season before the cooler temperatures arrive. I am always watching my hummingbird feeder for unwanted visitors who are attempting to drink the nectar. I have a bee-proof feeder, which … Continue reading →

When I first moved to Arizona, I was living alone up in the mountains. It was quite the contrast from New York City, because in New York one could be alone and never actually feel like it amidst the constant … Continue reading →

I have been teaching folks how to communicate with animals for decades. Most seek out these classes because they desire a deeper understanding of their animal companions. Each session offers a wonderful opportunity for people to experience what is like … Continue reading →

I was deeply moved by STRAY, a Magnolia Films production. I was honored to be a part of such a essential conversation. Check out the below discussion about the film and its importance for the animals!

The following experience was the talk of an entire building in midtown Manhattan. It demonstrates how far the public has come in accepting communication with other species and is a great example of when the effectiveness of animal communication work … Continue reading →

We must be clear with our messages. Our animal friends innately feel the energy that accompanies our communication. Be conscious of the thought or image that you project when speaking with them. Our actual words only support the conversation because … Continue reading →

I would like to share an experience I had with my horse Sweetie, because it demonstrated for me how each of us see the world from our own viewpoints. Often we may project or assume (as I did in this … Continue reading →

On Wall Street in New York City, there are many tall buildings and only a few animals to be seen. In the lobby of one of these buildings, there was a florist’s shop. I happened to be passing by this … Continue reading →

I had the privilege to speak with a young dog who was a clone of another dog. I share this story because it clearly demonstrates that healing, which is a natural process of life, occurs with honest intention, understanding and … Continue reading →