Frequently asked questions

How will you know if my animal is receptive?

If the animal wants and needs the healing energy I will immediately feel it begin to flow through me. If I feel the animal is not accepting my offer of energy I will check back with him the next day to see if he has had a change of heart. Usually when I connect with animals, however, I feel a resounding enthusiasm from them for the help I offer to send. More information

What kind of conditions are you able to help to heal?

Personally I love the difficult cases. Some conditions I have assisted with include cancer, infertility, blood and kidney disorders, ulcerative colitis, and various local and systemic infections. I have helped animals for whom euthanasia was being considered to recover and become healthy again. In some cases I have also helped animals with behavioral issues such as aggression or fearfulness. In these cases it is helpful if the owner partners with me to reinforce a message to the animal of what he is capable of “being.”

If you feel you want my help it is best to contact me sooner rather than later. I can generally be available same day for needs that are critical.

Do all animals want to be healed?

Occasionally an animal may decline my help for various reasons. If he has had a longstanding condition he may not recognize that he could benefit from my healing energy at the time. He may be ready to die and is not interested in accepting the energy. Occasionally there may be a “payoff” that he perceives, a gain he feels he is receiving from his condition. Having said all this, very few of the animals I offer healing to choose to decline it. More information

Does your healing work every time?

No. I am not meant to heal every animal. There are often reasons why some animals become sick and some of them die. It is not my role to change fate. There have been some occasions when a very sick animal has died, in spite of my attempts to help. Sometimes it becomes clear to me afterwards why this had to occur. When I ask for help for an animal for their utmost good, I accept that extending life or curing an illness may not necessarily be in the best interest of the animal or their human family. Sometimes their illness is their “path.” More information