Animals

Living in a human environment often causes conflict with the natural instincts of animals which may manifest as physical, behavioural and emotional malfunctioning within an animal’s bodymind. It can lead to disease, which is most often mistaken tor behavioural issues.

Animals are also vulnerable to all kinds of stresses in their environment, as well as to training/conditioning methods. Domestic animals will in some cases instinctively carry their human “pack’s” illnesses for them, which may affect their health and wellbeing.

Animals, both domestic and wild, are powerful conduits of energy and constantly amaze with how much they absorb from humans and their environment. They sense things before we do, owing to their intense and sharp senses: our stress, anger, sadness and emotions, even just the tone of our voices or body language, affects them.

• BodyTalk sessions complement veterinary science/healing (it’s never a replacement) and work well with other healing modalities on critically ill or injured animals in accelerating the healing process.
• Addresses food allergies, intolerances, toxins, parasites, musculoskeletal problems and much more.
• It assists with emotional healing in traumatised animals, or those suffering from separation anxiety from a vet visit or stay at a kennel, as well as newly adopted rescue animals.
• It greatly improves the owner pet relationships during the transitions between phases of life, to help cope with stresses and environmental changes and to adapt accordingly.
• It helps with pre- and post surgery and veterinary procedure support, by preparing the animal so they get through it as smoothly as possible.
• Restores immune system and health after an animal had a bad reaction to a vaccination.
• Help get to the root problem of an animal’s continued health issues, so they can heal.
• Assist pets suffering from pain of and where the vets have not been able to help them beyond a certain point.
• It can facilitate communication where it feels like an animal has something important to tell.
• It facilitates and assists both animal and caregiver to ease the process where a pet is ready to make the transition and one is not sure how to help them feel better or know what they want – being there for them to help and observe the process can greatly help both to ease the transition and assist with the grieving process.
• With regular sessions it helps maintain animal health and well-being.

Each species or breed of animal has its own unique connection to the environment. Their role in nature and the unique way in which they respond individually to energy and to their environment makes them deserving of their own unique type of BodyTalk.

A BodyTalk session can help us understand why our animal’s body is experiencing disease and/or behavioural or emotional issues, while reprogramming it to work as it should.

So how do we rebalance the bodymind of an animal so that it can refocus on its natural instinct to heal and be well?

By following a comprehensive protocol of questions, the BodyTalk Practitioner can establish exactly what balancing the body needs in order to harmonise the bodymind functions and reconnect or synchronise communication links on a physical and emotional level in order for the body to heal itself.

Animals usually respond quicker to BodyTalk than humans do.