Animal communication
& Animal-Human Relationship Counseling

How can I help you and your animal friend?


Below are examples of the possibilities in my work.



Animal communication can help in many areas:

For acute or chronic behavioral problems, pain, deepening the relationship between animal and human, the loss of a human or animal friend, understanding needs and wishes in old age, and so many more.

Just think how often it does us good to talk, to be heard and understood.


All in-person appointments currently take place in Berlin, Brandenburg, and the surrounding area. If you are not located nearby, I can travel to you if it is not too far. Animal communication is also possible using a photograph.


Or we can arrange a later appointment in connection with a seminar in their vicinity.



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For optimal communication, it's important to me that I know little to nothing about your pet beforehand. This allows me to best understand and convey their feelings and opinions to you.


I always ask them to tell me about their life so that they can recognize their animal friend in the communication.

Wishes

Would you like to know how your pet is really doing, emotionally and physically? Or whether your pet has any wishes or needs you'd like to share? Perhaps they need something specific?
Is there anything to announce?
A valuable exchange, who can change a lot.

living together

Do you keep multiple animals or are you thinking about doing so, and would like to know if all your pets are happy? Do you feel there are any problems and would like to resolve them? Are they all getting along well from the animals' perspective?

Learn

Training can be fun, but it can also be challenging; for you, the trainer, and your animal companion. Animals, just like us humans, need to enjoy cooperation.
Would you like to find out what your pet needs to enjoy learning?
I'd be happy to find that out for you.

change

Have you just moved in or do you have a doctor's appointment coming up? Perhaps you're moving house soon? Or are you going on vacation and would like someone else to look after your pet?
Animals also appreciate being involved in changes. This helps avoid surprises and allows them to adapt to the new situation more easily and calmly.

Body awareness

Are your pet exhibiting unusual behavior, but the vet couldn't find anything wrong? Let's ask your animal! Animals know where in their bodies they have tension, blockages, or imbalances. I can help determine whether the symptoms are truly physical or emotional in origin. Often, I sense something in the animal's emotional state that later manifests physically.

Negotiation

Does your cat scratch the sofa? Does your dog pull on the leash? Does your pet eat the furniture?
Much clarity can be achieved through negotiations.
Misunderstandings are often cleared up, leading to better communication and better coexistence.
As a neutral mediator, I can help you and your animal companion!

Trauma & Stress

Some experiences and circumstances are very difficult for animals to process. They often suffer greatly as a result. Let's work together to find a way to support your animal companion in finding more ease in life.
Just like with us humans, an open conversation often helps, and the animals can tell you what might help.

Help for the elderly

Just like with humans, everything slows down in animals as they age. Movements may appear more labored, but does this affect their quality of life?
Let's ask your animal friend yourself!
What does the animal need most right now? Is it in pain? What is easy for it to digest? Where does it need help? Does it have any requests? Movements often appear much more difficult, which can quickly distort our human perception. But does it bother your pet?

End-of-life care

The final journey is a completely natural process; every animal knows this and deals with it in its own way.
How would your pet friend like to spend their last moments?
Does she/he want support during this process, or should their last breath occur naturally? Unfortunately, this process is very painful. I would be happy to accompany you and your pet through it.

The process of my animal communication session:


There is the option of speaking with your pet in person (I am currently in Berlin) or, like a long-distance conversation, via a photo.

Distance is completely irrelevant in a long-distance call. I've spoken to several animals that live on other continents.

I always ask the animals to tell me about themselves and their lives, so that you as a pet owner can understand that I am in contact with the right animal.


Then there are the following two options (both are possible as a home visit or as a long-distance call):


1. The four-eyes conversation

During this conversation, I will speak with your pet in private. I will ask your questions and note down their answers, which we will then discuss together (by appointment for long-distance calls).


Costs: Home visit 139 euros plus travel expenses, long-distance call 129 euros

Duration: 45 minutes (animal communication and follow-up discussion), each additional 15 minutes = 15 euros

If you wish, I can gladly send you a clear transcript as a reminder or for later reference, which I will provide online. For this, I request an additional fee of 15 euros.


2. The six-eyes meeting

During this conversation, I will speak with you and your pet. I will ask your pet your questions and relay their answers directly to you.


Costs: Home visit €139 plus travel expenses, long-distance call €129

Duration: 45 minutes (animal communication and follow-up discussion), each additional 15 minutes = 15 euros


Please think about the questions you have for the animal communication session beforehand.

During our initial communication, I would like to ask you not to ask too many questions (a maximum of 2-3 questions).

I place great importance on respectful dialogue with your animal, therefore I don't want to bombard it with questions directly. Basically, any question is possible for any animal, provided the animal is willing to answer it.


The length of the conversation and the choice of topics to be answered always rests with your animal friend; I have no influence on this and respect the animal's decision.


In addition to your questions, I still have the following questions:

1. How are you now?

2. Do you have any wishes?


Specific questions are important because many animals will only respond to the questions that are important to you once they are clearly stated. We can discuss your questions before the animal communication session (a 15-minute phone call for this is free – you also have the option of sending me your questions in advance by email or phone).


I would like to point out that, according toCode of HonorI communicate with animals. Mindful communication based on mutual respect is a matter of course for me. Therefore, I take plenty of time for each individual interaction.
I am bound by confidentiality and treat the content of animal communication with absolute discretion.


For successful communication, your animal companion, you, and I all need a distraction-free environment. For example, it's difficult to communicate with a pony when children and visitors are nearby, when it's hungry, or when the animal that's having problems with it is also in the stable.


The animals are usually quite relaxed during communication. There is no typical behavioral pattern. Sometimes the animals show a gesture of gratitude after the conversation.