We have moved!

So, we finally moved house at the end of November! The house is lovely & so is the village - getting snowed in, Ben pranging his car, having no heating for 3 days & feeling like a bit of a visitor wasn't so lovely & this obviously affected our beautiful cat Fingles.

I'm pleased to say things are settling down now though. Most boxes are unpacked, the snow's melted away, Ben wasn't hurt (only the car), we got oil delivered & now have heating & I'm feeling less of a visitor as I settle in.

Fingles has been affected & as an Animal Communicator I obviously did my best to help him but was struggling so called on the lovely ladies I did my course with. One of them, Georgie communicated with Fingles last night and the result was brilliant.... Animal Communication never ceases to amaze me!

Toward the end of the communication Fingles came out from behind the sofa and laid on the floor in front of me - looking the most relaxed he has since we moved. He then got on my lap, something he's not done at all since we moved. He's now becoming much more chilled and I'm sure he'll be back to his old self soon. We forget that our animals are sensitive and mirror us. I was feeling unsettled and like a bit of a visitor in my own home so it's no wonder he felt the same.

2 other ladies have also offered to communicate with him so it'll be interesting to see what he has to say next time!

I love Animal Communication!! xxx

The Gorilla & the Sealion!

I recently communicated with a beautiful Gorilla but it was clear that the keeper was not 100% into the communication. It didn't help that the Gorilla in question preferred to communicate via another Gorilla! This was a little far fetched for our keeper I feel so I left it there and didn't go any further. It's just proof that it takes a communicator, an animal and their human companion to all be willing to communicate for the process to be successful. If one isn't willing to take part in any way it won't work. I wasn't offended, for some people it's just hard for them to comprehend the whole process.

The upshot of this was going back to the Head of Animal Training to explain, she was very understanding and offered me her Sealion that she works with! The communication went really well and it was clear that they both shared a close bond. Hopefully I'll be able to tell you more about the communication when I get some feedback from the zoo so watch this space.

3 out of 4 professional case studies complete

It's been a busy couple of weeks. We moved house on the 30th November & then I launched straight into my professional case studies. I felt like they all went well & I'll get the results this weekend. I'm still trying to book in my 4th & can't wait to get that in the diary.
The one that stuck out in my mind most was working with a vet & a chocolate lab who was quite difficult to get through to at first, but by the end of it she'd communicated about physical problems with her heart and the base of her tail, she'd also recommended flower essence treatment that could help her! Right at the end she validated the whole communication by letting me know her diet was due to change soon - the vet confirmed this! The communication took longer than usual but we got there in the end and I really hope it helped her in some way.

3 down, 1 to go!

I've managed to book in 3 of my 4 Professional Case Studies, once I've passed all 4 I am a fully Qualified Animal Communicator. I'm really looking forward to them, trying not to think of them as assessments, just a regular communication.

We're also in the middle of moving house so it's all coming at once but that's fine, you can't wish for all these things & then complain when they all happen at once! Once we're in the new house I'll be in a more peaceful environment to carry out my work so I'm really looking forward to getting into the new place.

Keep checking back for more updates on how my assessments are going - I really appreciate all the support you're giving me.

Gem x

Animal Communication Practitioners Course - Final weekend

Posh room!!

Well that's it, the final weekend of my Practitioners course done! Saturday was an emotional day as we covered the subject of deceased animals, it brought up a lot of guilt I still held for having my beloved Teddy put to sleep, so I tested out the process for grief first hand & it was amazing.

Sunday we covered Lost Animals, again a tough subject & we all tried to help track down a lost cat. It's such a tricky subject but an avenue worth looking down.

The weekend was lovely, it was great to catch up with everyone & listen to their experiences over the last month. Again we had some lovely food & the rooms were gorgeous (as you can see).

I'm now ready to book in my 4 Professional case studies with a Vet, Behavourist, Trainer & Welfare. I'm looking forward to these so am going to book them straight away.

Zoo news

I've just got off the phone to the PR Manager at Chessington Zoo & they're happy with how I work & so we're on! She's going to give the go ahead to the Head of Animal Training so we can carry out the communication...... with a Gorilla!! I am sooooooo excited! I was hoping it would be a Gorilla or a Lion!!

Case Studies complete!

Thank you to everybody who volunteered themselves & their beloved pets for my case studies. They are all done & the next thing to do is go to the 2nd part of my Practitioners Course this weekend. I'm really looking forward to seeing how everyone got on & what experiences everyone had. We all got on last time but now we'll have even more to talk about.