Over this time, I’ve worked with a wide range of animals - including cats, dogs, horses, poultry, and cattle - across preventative care, chronic health patterns, and complex wellbeing contexts.

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This experience has shaped a way of working that recognises animals not in isolation, but as part of a wider living system that includes their human guardian, environment, routines, and shared history. Health is often influenced as much by relational and nervous system dynamics as it is by diet or physical pathology.

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An important aspect of my work involves observing the energetic relationship between animals and their human guardians. Animals are highly sensitive beings and, in some cases, may respond to or carry emotional or energetic patterns that do not originate with them. Part of my role is to help identify where this energetic transfer may be occurring, and to bring awareness and responsibility to how these dynamics can influence an animal’s health or behaviour.

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This work supports clearer energetic boundaries, allowing animals to release what does not belong to them and return to their own natural state of balance. It also invites the human guardian to take responsibility for their own energy in a way that is grounded, conscious, and sustainable - without the animal needing to compensate on their behalf.

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Rather than applying a single framework, I draw on both traditional healing wisdom and contemporary understanding to meet each animal and animal–human partnership as individual, always with long-term wellbeing in mind.