Frequently Asked Questions
Instant answers to the most common questions about this work and how to get started with me
Scheduling Questions
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I am located in Bellingham, Washington and I offer sessions across the US and worldwide via Zoom
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Doing this highly sensitive work for over 20 years, I have learned that I do my best work without any kind of distractions (including the good like like being around wiggly, loving pets!)
For this reason, I only offer sessions, over Zoom or phone.
This allows me to focus all of my attention on the important work of intuitively listening to your pets and translating for them.
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Yes, I can. The process of communicating intuitively with pets who have passed is the same as connecting with pets who are alive.
In-spirit animal communication sessions are so helpful for pet loss grief support and for creating closure.
All I need is a clear photo of your animal friend to tune in with them. In -spirit animal communication sessions focus on what your animal wants to share with you about their life, their passing and their connection with you.
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No. I do not sell gift certificates or offer prepaid session options for gifts.
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I work with clients Tuesday through Saturday. My typical hours are 10:00 AM to 5:30 PM PT, with limited morning appointments available during the summer.
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You are absolutely safe with me! I believe in honoring and respecting the diversity of genders, bodies, and relationships.
If there is anything specific I can do to help you feel safe and supported during our time together, I’m open to hearing what you need to feel safe. -
New client appointments are typically booked 3-6 weeks out.
I have a RUSH option that offers sooner availability for those who need it.
There is an added fee for rush sessions because they are scheduled during my downtime or exceed the number of sessions I normally offer per week.
To request a Rush Session, just check the Rush option box when requesting a session
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In the years of offering this work, I've found that short check-ins do not give your animal friend enough time to share the important things they have to share with you.
I don't offer counselling, but I invite you to think about this work a little like a couples counselling session for you and your pet.
Like with counselling, 15-20 minutes isn't nearly enough time to get to the root of an issue and talk about in ways that each of you leave feeling heard and understood.
For this reason, one-hour sessions are my minim offering.
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If you have just a few simple questions to ask your pet like how they are feeling right now and what they feel about their life with you, single sessions are fantastic. The single session will help you deepen your understanding of what your pet is feeling and needing from you at this time.
BUT... if you have a ton of questions for your pet, or are in the throws of navigating a health or behavior issue, or trying to support a new rescued dog settle into your family, you are going to need more than a single session can offer you.
Packages give you the chance to hear what your pet is feeling and needing, try their requests out and then have another conversation with them about it all.
Many pets also become more comfortable with the process of talking with you (through an animal communicator, like me) with each session. Giving your pet the chance to truly get to the heart of the matter and what is on their mind and in their heart with each follow up session.
Questions about Animal Communication
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When you request a session with me, I'll ask for a few photos of your pet (that clearly show their face and eyes without any other pets or people in the photo) as well as a few specific questions including: your name, your pet's name and age (if living), and what you want from the session.
Your answers to these questions help me determine if I can help you for what you are looking for.
What I don’t need and prefer to not know ahead of time, is your pet’s full life story and everything you think might be happening with your pets as knowing too much ahead of time can block my intuitive channels.
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It’s best if the pet’s primary human is on the call with us. If that’s not possible, I’ll need clear verbal or written permission from the pet’s primary caregiver before we proceed.
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Yes, animal communication can help with behavior issues by helping you understand your pet’s emotions and why they are doing what they are doing and what they need to learn something new. This can help you create a solid plan for positive reinforcement training and help you have more empathy for your pet’s needs.
Animal communicators however, wont tell your pet to stop or change their behavior, that’s not how this works and it wouldn’t be effective for creating long lasting change.
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I can communicate with all kinds of animals, though my specialty is working with domesticated pets like dogs and cats.
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I’m sorry, but I don’t offer services for locating lost pets.
Lost animals are often scared and on the move, making it difficult and costly to track them through animal communication.For the best outcome, I recommend contacting a local animal tracker within 24 hours of your pet going missing.
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Once you’re scheduled, you’ll receive a confirmation email with helpful tips, including:
Creating a quiet, distraction-free space for our call
Tips on how to word questions to provide enough information without giving too much (so I can stay neutral as I translate your pet’s messages)
How to prepare your pet for their session.
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To do this highly subtle and sensitive work I need to be in an environment without distractions.
I find that having too many people on the call can be overwhelming and makes it harder for me to do my best work.
You are welcome to invite one extra person who is invested in the process, to be a part of our call.
It's important to know that sessions can be quite personal and your animal may share personal information about your life together. Please keep this in mind when choosing someone to join your session.
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1. Tell your pet about the session
Starting a few days before your conversation, please tell your animal (even animals who are deaf) in your own words out loud about the session. When talking with them, look them in the eyes, relax your breathing and speak from your heart
2. Create a quiet place to cozy in for our call
Create a space for you (and your pet) where you wont be distracted or interrupted. Be sure your phone or computer is fully charged and be sure to have some Kleenex handy for when your emotions start to flow.
3. Let your animals be themselves
It is okay to let your animal do what they normally would do.
Your pets can be in the same room as you, or not. OFTEN animals get still during a session, some even fall deeply asleep. Not ALL animals, mind you, but many do. If your best animal friend tends to be a super busy bee, let them. Chances are it won’t take away from our call in the least. It is most important that you are both comfortable for the duration of your session.
General questions
Scheduling Options
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Animal Communication
See the world through your pet’s eyes and understand what your pets have to share with you about what they feel and need to feel safe, loved, and intuitively connected with you
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Support for senior pets
From creaky joints to potty changes, this deeply supportive package helps you understand what your senior pet is feeling and wanting so you can support them with love and patience in this precious stage of life.
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Reclaiming Center
Supportive, guided journeys to your heart to transform what is blocking you so you feel clear and grounded to your intuitive wisdom again
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