Emotion Code for Animals

Animals feel emotions in much the same way as humans do. In their lifetimes, they may have experiences that cause them to accumulate emotional baggage that we witness as unwanted behavior. Many animals have been abandoned, transferred ownership or homes, been abused or neglected, been injured or had a rough start in life. Others may just be sensitive to changes in their environment and pick up on the energy of their family members, whether human or animal. It is also quite common for animals to inherit behavioral characteristics that are rooted in emotional imbalances that can be corrected with the Emotion Code.

If your pet is struggling with a particular issue, chances are, an Emotion Code session can benefit them. Animals are very responsive to this form of energy therapy and often times, positive shifts in behavior are immediately evident. With animals there is no pretense, there is no intellect to get in the way of results, there is no second guessing, lack of belief, or hesitation, and there is no placebo effect. The impact with animals is, in my experience, undeniable and often owners are amazed that so much can be accomplished in situations where no progress had previously been made.

Booking an Animal Session

All Emotion Code animal sessions are done by proxy. Proxy testing is so cool because it allows me to do this work without the usual limitations. I can work just as effectively at a distance as I can in person. This means that you do not have to bring your pet to me. You do not have to live in the same area of the country or even in the same country for me to do this work effectively. Your pet can be at home alone or with you while I work on him/her from my office.

Often times 1 session is enough to resolve the issue they are having, but more than 1 session may be necessary. All I need to book your session is your name and preferred method of contact. As soon as you book your session online, I will contact you to collect a photo of your pet along with his/her name, age and some information about the issue you would like to focus your session on. We will set up a day to complete the session and then I will share with you my session notes. You are free to ask me questions about the session and I always love to hear how your pet is doing after the session.

How does this work?

The Emotion Code is an energy therapy technique. (click here to read my blog post on how Emotion Code Therapy works) It works much the same way for animals as it does for humans. Everything is energy, even at the cellular level. Emotions = energy in motion. When emotions do not process or move through the body, they get stuck and create a disturbance. These stuck emotions are called trapped emotions.

During a session, I work to identify and release the trapped emotions connected to your pet’s issues. Trapped emotions are sometimes referred to as unprocessed emotional baggage. Just like people can have emotional baggage, animals can too. In fact, shelters are filled with animals that have emotional baggage.

These trapped emotions have occurred at some point in your pet’s life and have resulted in unwanted behavior or physical issues. They can cause animals to feel anxious or act out in ways that are not appropriate for you or your home. Since our pets cannot speak to us, they show us they are troubled in their behavior. All of these trapped emotions are made of energy, and this energy may exert an influence on your pet’s behavior as well as his/her physical tissues (dis-ease).

Over time, this feeling of dis-ease can potentially lead to physical and emotional pain and even illness. By releasing these trapped emotions from your pet, we can help balance the conditions in their body and mind, making it possible for their physical and emotional difficulties to disappear or at least become more manageable. Often times just 1 session is enough to resolve the issue an animal is having, but more than 1 session may be necessary.

Nova’s Emotion Code Miracle

Nova, my German Shorthaired Pointer puppy, was born into a litter of 11. As the runt, she was the smallest of her litter by a lot. When Nova and her siblings were 7 weeks old, we drove to meet her litter and choose which puppy would become a member of our family.

We noticed Nova right away because we could see how she was struggling. She was very small, she whimpered a lot, and her tail was firmly tucked between her hind legs, which she seemed unable to stand on. As the runt of the litter, she was getting pushed around quite a bit by the other puppies. She had to compete for food and water, and we watched as she was nuzzled out of the way when it was time to eat.

We wanted to comfort her, so we picked her up and took turns giving her love as we played with her litter mates. After a couple of hours, we decided which puppy would be a good fit for our family, so we discussed this with the breeder and made arrangements to return in a week to pick her up. At that point, we had concerns that Nova was too small and fragile to be a good, healthy pet for our family.

After returning home, my concern for Nova grew, and so I decided to do an Emotion Code session for her. The breeder had not been optimistic about her well being and I figured that any help I could offer was better than none. When I did her session, I discovered that she actually had a lot of trapped emotional energy for a young puppy. She was overwhelmed and anxious. She’d experienced shock, vulnerability and even some resentment for her litter mates. Worst of all, she felt “Wishy Washy” and lacked a strong will to live. As I worked on releasing these trapped emotions, it was my hope that she would grow stronger in her will to survive.

The following week, when we returned to retrieve our puppy, we were shocked to see the drastic difference in little Nova’s behavior. She was playing tug, running around, wagging her tail and acting like a normal, healthy, happy puppy. It was really hard to believe this was the same runt we had carried around the week before. The shift in her behavior and well being was incredible, and the breeder could not account for it. She was as baffled as we were to have witnessed the change. Of course, Nova was still much smaller than her litter mates, but all of the issues we had witnessed the previous week were no longer evident. We ended up choosing her to join our family, so she came home with us that day!

I believe 100% that the Emotion Code session I did for Nova released the negative emotional energy from her difficult start in life and strengthened her will to live. The changes in her were undeniable. Even more exciting to me was the realization that so many other animal’s lives could be drastically improved through this type of therapy.

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