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a note on my writing:
Everything I share- the ideas, the stories, my personal and professional experience walking beside animals and their people, is entirely my own. I use AI tools the way I would work with an editor or proofreader: to help organise my thoughts, tighten wording, correct grammar, and catch typos. Every piece is shaped, reviewed, and finalised by me, and reflects my lived experience.
My voice is my own, and sharing openly how I work is part of honouring the trust you place in me.
Is Your Pet Afraid To Die?
Our pets' perspective of death is different than our own. One reason for this is because they experience a far different reality than ourselves while on this earth. Read this to help ease your mind if you are wondering if your pet is afraid of death or if you are worried about your animals spiritual transition.
What Do The Ups And Downs At Your Pets End Of Life Truly Mean?
It is common to experience highs and lows in your pet's physical and mental well-being as they enter their senior years and end of life. In this blog, I offer four reasons behind these ups and down to help bring you more clarity during your pet's end-of-life journey.
How To Create Greater Connection When Greeting A Dog
One way you can reduce misunderstandings with our canine companions is to become aware of the role body language plays in your interaction. One common interaction where we can see vast differences in body language between humans and dogs is when greeting one another. Here are some tips to help you create a stronger connection when greeting a dog.