I m communicating with the animal. You can get visual and mental images of what the pet s life is like. It s like an interview of the animal. Once people get this, they realize it s very straightforward. Generally, I can get to the heart of what is wrong with the animal in one session.
Animals are really receptive and happy to communicate.
They feel so relieved that their people understand, and that handles a lot of it. Sometimes, it takes the help of a veterinarian. An animal acting up sometimes is in pain and has an illness. So, no, not everything resolves in one session. Let s say a cat keeps spraying the furniture.