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Sessions catered to “homeopathic observation” with an animal communicator.
Claire (animal communicator + pet messenger) and I (pet homeopathic educator) will work in tandem to help you learn to notice behavioral patterns for your pets in their own words. Homeopathy relies heavily on nuances which are sometimes lacking in animal homeopathy. Claire and I will bridge that gap together to discover details that may be missed in traditional animal homeopathy.
These methods are used as a way of listening to the animal’s subjective experience: what they appear responsive to, resistant to, or signaling about.
Importantly, these results are not prescriptions and not instructions to administer remedies. They are data points that may be meaningful when considered alongside professional homeopathic case-taking or veterinary care.
A consistent “no” response, for example, doesn’t tell us what to give—but it can tell us what to pause on, what to question, or what may not be appropriate to pursue blindly.
My role as a Pet Homeopathic Educator to help pet owners gather better information, understand the system they are engaging with, and approach homeopathy with respect for both its power and its limits.
All services are educational and informational and do not constitute veterinary advice, diagnosis, or homeopathic prescribing.
Sessions catered to “homeopathic observation” with an animal communicator.
Claire (animal communicator + pet messenger) and I (pet homeopathic educator) will work in tandem to help you learn to notice behavioral patterns for your pets in their own words. Homeopathy relies heavily on nuances which are sometimes lacking in animal homeopathy. Claire and I will bridge that gap together to discover details that may be missed in traditional animal homeopathy.
These methods are used as a way of listening to the animal’s subjective experience: what they appear responsive to, resistant to, or signaling about.
Importantly, these results are not prescriptions and not instructions to administer remedies. They are data points that may be meaningful when considered alongside professional homeopathic case-taking or veterinary care.
A consistent “no” response, for example, doesn’t tell us what to give—but it can tell us what to pause on, what to question, or what may not be appropriate to pursue blindly.
My role as a Pet Homeopathic Educator to help pet owners gather better information, understand the system they are engaging with, and approach homeopathy with respect for both its power and its limits.
All services are educational and informational and do not constitute veterinary advice, diagnosis, or homeopathic prescribing.