ADVANCED Practice Courses 1 & 2

At the end of Basic 2, my students begin to realize the beautiful potential for helping people and their animals through their new-found skills in animal communication. Animals feel safe to share their vulnerabilities, the things that they really need help with.  And their people open up too.  They recognize the power for healing that true understanding and a deeper connection offers.

But realizing this potential for transformation is not a given.  As a beginning communicator, it is easy to miss subtle levels of communication, or fail to recognize the profound potential for change that is available.  Furthermore, how do you really help a client and their animals solve a problem, in a way that is both thorough and efficient? What questions do you ask?  What threads do you follow?  How do you source lasting solutions in a limited amount of time?

If you want to develop your own intuitive capacity for sourcing solutions to effect real, lasting change for people and animals, this course is for you.

This practice course is open to any graduate of my Basic 2 course in Animal Communication, even as far back as 2014 when I first began teaching Basic 2.

For six consecutive weekly 3-hour meetings, you will meet with me and a small group of other animal communication students to problem-solve practice cases with your friends’ and friends of friends’ animals.  I will present instruction on problem solving, and we will work with a variety of kinds of cases:  lost animals, mysterious health problems, behavior issues, and more.

The course includes three 30-minute mentoring sessions with me over the period of the course, to help you one-on-one with particularly difficult communications.

Our 3-hour class meeting will roughly look like this:

• Aspiration Meditation to Open the Circle
• Circle Check-In Ice Breaker
• 30-minute Presentation on Sourcing Solutions Methodology and Conceptual Framework
• Practice Round 1: Peer Practice Swap with Guided Meditation from me, and then larger group Sharing and Q&A
• Practice Round 2 (Time Permitting): Peer Practice Swap with Guided Meditation from me, and then larger group Sharing and Q&A
• Aspiration Meditation to Close the Circle

You will also have access to a private website for just the members of the Advanced Practice Course.  There, you can post your communications, see others’ communications, and comment on each other’s posts, giving validation when classmates communicate with your own animals and receiving insight and feedback on your own communications.

I offer two levels of the Advanced Practice Course, 1 &2.  Students find it valuable to do one practice course early on in their advanced training, then another when they have completed (or nearly completed) Advanced Courses 1-4.  Advanced Practice 1 helps students get comfortable with the advanced level and reach a new level of proficiency, and Advanced Practice 2 is designed to help prepare students for professional application of all they have learned with me. 

All the courses are fun, but the Practice Courses are especially joyful! It is so rewarding to receive validation, let your curiosity bloom, and connect with other students who love animals as much as you do!  I can’t wait to help you deepen your ability to help animals and people through this beautiful work.

ADVANCED 1: Nature Spirits and More

In the basic courses, we learned that animals never lose their ability to communicate with the world around them through feeling. Because of this they are receptive not only to other beings but also to spaces of consciousness and other bodies of energy. In your communication with animals it is inevitable that they will reference these, and so it is important for you to have them in your range of understanding so you can recognize them. In this course, we explore connecting with consciousness outside the animal kingdom.

Specifically, you will learn to detect:

• Elemental presences and nature beings. After discussing “The Findhorn Garden,” we will extend our learning by asking our animal friends about their experiences with elementals, and then experience these presences first hand by going on hikes in our local rural landscape, where nature energies are thriving and vibrant.
• The essence of trees, plants, flowers, crystals, minerals, stones. While they do not have the complexity of animals, they each hold a unique space of consciousness or energetic space which we can become sensitive to.
• Energetic blockages in the body. After discussing “Entity Possession,” we will ask our animals what they know about these fog-like fragments of energy that can get lodged in their bodies, and learn how to feel these in a communication with an animal so they can be identified and cleared.
• Energetic imprints in the home. Homes and indoor spaces tend to hold the residue of memories and emotions, which animals sense and react to. After discussing “Creating Sacred Space with Feng Shui,” we will ask animals what they know about these imprints, and then each explore some interior spaces first hand.