Animals, in general, have a naturally strong desire to be healthy and well. Domestic animals are easily affected by the stresses of their human environments and at times, and no fault of their owners, take on the emotions and illnesses of their human family members.

Many domesticated animals develop emotional, behavioral, mental, biochemical, environmental and physical issues.  In fact, many domesticated animals are predisposed to emotional, physical and behavioral issues, based on their specific breed alone.

BodyTalk focusses on re-establishing good communication within an animal’s body. BodyTalk enhances communication between the various components of the body, thus keeping  the body sound, in balance, and less vulnerable to dis-ease. 

When a practitioner facilitates this balance, often behavioral issues are addressed as well.

BodyTalk sessions for animals balance the general bodymind energy of the animal and address emotionally based illnesses typically not treated through veterinary care. It is meant to complement veterinary care and not function as a replacement; a BodyTalk practitioner does not diagnose or prescribe.

I have found that BodyTalk sessions for Animals greatly improve the owner-pet relationship.