Abby: Was Withdrawn

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“I wanted to give you an update on Abby, the Himalayan cat. She is doing phenomenally well. Sweet, loving, brave – especially with my husband and son, a little more reserved with me but that’s ok. She comes up onto the bed with us now and ventured down to the first floor of the house for the first time tonight. Thank you for your help – that night you communicated with her was pivotal.” – Diane

Training: One Week Intensive

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I wanted to send you a big THANK YOU for such a wonderful experience with the course. I got so much out of it and am excited to keep my skills sharp and practice daily. I realized that the course really helped me to stretch and grow in ways I did not expect, such as being more open to the flow of emotions rather than fact/clinical based thinking. I am very excited to develop the skill of medical intuition as well. Thank you so much for all the personal energy that you put into the course. You are so very talented with this subject matter and you know how to motivate and direct each student. You are a very attentive teacher. I really appreciate the honest feedback that you provided us as we were working on the exercises.

– Laura

Bo: Dog Was Aggressive

“Dear Marta,

I just wanted to send you quickly an update on Bo dog. He has been doing very well. I have been using some homeopathic remedies for the last 5 months actually and I think we are ready to try to drop the usage for now and see how it does without it….
He has been doing SO good that when he sees off leash dogs playing in the baseball fields nearby, he is able to ignore them now and just heel forward without lunging and getting a “panic attack”.
This past weekend I took him camping with me for the first time in a long time and he did great! Our neighbor “camper” was a rescued service dog pitbull whose owner kept her off leash… Bo dog was so good and he was able to settle in our campsite very well even if he saw a dog off leash just not too far from us.

Thank you for helping me understand Bo better!

– Lorella (And Bo dog)