| Healing Your Animal Connection |
| Hi Friend,
Healing Vibrations to You and Your Animals!
Here's a warm welcome for new Healing Your Animal community subscribers and a heart-felt connection to existing subscribers.
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| | Black Dog Sitting On Leaves Photo by JacLou
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| | Before we get started, I wanted to let you know, Something exciting is coming during Prime Big Deal Days — mark Oct 7! You'll hear more soon. |
| We are officially in the fall season. And fall is a time of change. The weather is shifting with cooler mornings and evenings, daylight is shifting where daylight is shortening, leaves are turning, schedules changed with back-to-school, and back to being in the office as more companies are requiring it. In the Pacific Northwest, it means more rain.
While change is normal and inevitable, our brains are wired to favor familiarity and predictability, as these provide a sense of security. Let's face it, we are in stressful times in our world today.
This works similarly for our pets. Change can add stress triggers for them.
Pets show stress in subtle ways: clinginess, pacing, vocalizing, or even litter box changes. Their nervous systems are deeply tuned to ours, so when routines wobble, and we feel stress, they mirror the tension.
Bottom line, when we're stressed, we are creating stress for our pets. And it's important for us to manage our stress healthily. Being in this community, you will have heard me stress grounding. It is a requirement (a fundamental step that brings us to the present) for good stress management that helps you and your pets.
Creating consistent rhythms—meals, walks, snuggle time—helps them feel secure. Energy balancing and calm presence allow their bodies to co-regulate with us, shifting them back into ease.
This week's tip is helping us get back to the present moment in a way I haven't discussed before. |
| | | White Cat Using Sense of Smell Photo by Nataliya Vaitkevich |
| 5 Senses Scavenger Hunt:
Playfully engage your senses to bring yourself back into the present moment:
- Look – Find 5 things you can see (bonus: name something in your favorite color).
- Touch – Notice 4 things you can feel (your clothes, a chair, your pet’s fur).
- Listen – Identify 3 things you can hear (birds, traffic, your breath).
- Smell – Notice 2 scents around you (coffee, fresh air, flowers, freshly baked bread or cookies, or even smell your pet).
- Taste – Focus on 1 thing you can taste (a sip of water, a mint).
After doing this, you will feel calmer as you realize your present moment is safe. (unless you are in a real emergency, this will help you focus) |
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Grounding for you and your pet are the first techniques taught in each of my books.
These books are written from my heart and my experience over 3 decades of learning and practicing helping animals and people live their best lives.
Each book has simple, proven, powerful, and practical information I have been teaching in my classes and in my private clients for years. My desire is helping you and your animals in having more harmony and ease in your time with your pet, yourself, and your home.
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Private Sessions Available |
| | Zoom Sessions Available in the Comfort of Your Home (or barn) |
| | Cat Einstein Enjoying His Zoom Healing Session |
| | If you have concerns or issues with your pet(s), I invite you to have a 15-20 minute complimentary conversation I like to call Assessment.
Choose the time and date that works with your schedule, and we will connect. Together we will form a plan of support, set up your healing session(s), get your pet back to feeling their best and harmony in the household.
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Dedicated to you and your animal's healing, |
| Vicki Draper,
Certified Healer and Animal Communicator
Natural Healing Essences:
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| | I hope you enjoyed a fun sense exploration to have you being more present and enhancing you and your pet(s)' lives together.
P.P.S.
If you are ready to have your animal move and feel their best, I invite you to get in touch with me for your free 20-minute Assessment connection call as my gift to you. Together we'll formulate a plan to get massage support for your animal(s) whether virtual massage or in-person massage and have them moving with flexibility and ease.
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