Animal Energy Healing

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Emotion Code for Animal Companions

Animal Reiki Energy Healing

Our animal companions feel deeply. They absorb the emotions of the people they love, and they carry their own, from past homes, loss, fear, or the stress of a changing household. A rescue who flinches at loud noises, a dog who can’t settle when you leave, or a cat who has pulled away from the family may be holding emotions their bodies haven’t been able to release.

Emotion Code sessions for animals are gentle and non-invasive. Your companion doesn’t need to be present, and no touch is needed. Through muscle testing and energy work, I identify and release the trapped emotions they may be carrying, so they can feel lighter, safer, and more like themselves. Many people notice their animals seem calmer, more affectionate, and more at ease afterward. Sessions can also support the bond between you, since animals often mirror what their people carry.

Emotion Code for Animal Companions

Reiki for Animals

Reiki is an effective complementary therapy for animals and most of them love it! Treatments can be done virtually or in person, allowing animals to receive the benefits of reiki in various circumstances. Reiki sessions are gentle, painless, can never cause harm and are guided by what the animal inherently knows it needs in order to heal. 

The physical benefits include:

  1. Reducing stress

  2. Improving recovery from injury and surgery

  3. Reducing inflammation

  4. Decreasing symptoms or side effects from illness or ailments like cancer, skin problems or broken bones , aging 

Emotional benefits include:

  1. Assisting with behavioral problems

  2. Helping with issues resulting from abuse or mistreatment 

  3. Helping with animal compassion fatigue 

  4. Supporting veterinary care and experiences 

Spiritual Benefits include:

  1. Increasing life force vitality as well as inner-peace

  2. Renewed sense of purpose

  3. Assisting with end-of life support

  4. Helping to release any emotions or illnesses taken on from caregivers.