Communication

ANIMAL COMMUNICATION

Photo by Roseanne Carbone

"From a dog with confidence issues, to a parrot who was bitter about life, Jess has stepped inside the lives of most of the animals we have and has made a huge impact. Her insights into our rescued animals has helped lead us to cure physical as well as emotional scars. She has also assisted us in placing other dogs in new homes by preparing them for their transition. Her human communication skills in relaying back her “talks” with our pets is also fabulous. Jess has always been there when we needed her, willing to help at a moments notice. From the bottom of our hearts, we thank her for all of the kindness she has shown."
Karen Cagnard, New York

"If you talk to the animals they will talk with you and you will know each other. If you do not talk to them, you will not know them, and what you do not know you will fear. What one fears one destroys."
Chief Dan George

What is Animal Communication?

Animal Communication is the act of connecting deeply through meditation on a spiritual level with an animal. It is a telepathic and intuitive connection between humans and animals, with beautiful results.

At birth, all humans have the ability to communicate; even though they cannot speak. They use thoughts, images, feelings and body language to convey what they want to express. At this young age, humans communicate with the animals all around them. As they grow, they learn to speak and express themselves in a different way and therefore, many do not continue to communicate with animals through telepathy and intuition.

Animals communicate through thoughts, sounds, feelings, images and some words. An Animal Communicator's role is to translate all of the above into a narration for the owner.

Jessica connects with the animals' spirit self. So while many people have noticed reactions in their animals during a communication, an animal is free to continue enjoying life as usual while Jessica is working with them.

What can be done during a communication session?

Relay thoughts, feelings and questions to an animal
Receive insight of the animals' feelings & behaviors
Evaluate an animals' physical & mental health
Help with pack dynamics within a home
Help with coping with stress
Sharing of upcoming events; moving, surgery, new family member
Assist breeders in puppy placement
Guidance in parting from this lifetime
Locate lost or stolen animals

What information is needed about the animal?

Jessica asks for the animals' call name, sex, age, breed and also whether or not the animal is spayed or neutered.

A current photo is preferred, but if a photo is not available and the case is urgent, a very detailed description will suffice.

Along with the list of questions (5-7 per session) and thoughts for the animal, Jessica asks that if the animal is being treated for an acute health issue or behavioral problem that a brief outline of the issue is disclosed. This assists her with interpreting the animals' images and thoughts and with translating the communication for the owner.

Does this apply to all species?

Absolutely. Jessica works with all animals big and small of all ages. She has had successful Communications with and has healed feral, wild and domestic animals of varied species.

What are the benefits of Animal Communication?

Stronger bond with an animal
More accurate diagnosis of health & behavioral issues
A more peaceful and content animal
More success in competitive venues
Ideal compatibility in puppy placements
Easement of letting an animal go
Selecting the right mate for breeding
and so much more.....

How often should an animal have a session?

Frequency of sessions is a case by case basis. Depending on the issues that are being addressed an owner may choose to have a session for their animals as often as weekly or as far apart as every six months.

Jessica can help the owner choose the best scenario for each animal. Significant results are typically noticed after the first session and in some cases subsequent sessions are needed to resolve a particular issue.

Photo by Roseanne Carbone