Have you ever observed how our animals serve as our mentors? They provide us with profound lessons about ourselves as we express our love to them. In return, they offer us their unwavering, unconditional love.
Many of us have animals that play significant roles in our lives beyond mere companionship. These beloved creatures listen when we need someone to talk to, watch over us attentively, and often serve as our guides, imparting essential lessons to us about life.
At times, these loyal companions take on our stresses, illnesses, and emotional burdens. It is during these moments that they may require our assistance to regain their own balance and well-being.
Introducing Animal Mentor Healing®
Reconnective Healing® can be provided to any animal requiring support. Whether it’s a family pet, performance animal, assistance dog, or even farm or native wildlife, we are here to help.
Animals have shown a remarkable response to Reconnective Healing, and this service can be administered both in person and remotely. In many instances, distance healing is not only effective but preferred, particularly if the animal is injured, aggressive, unable to travel, or if location is a factor. This ensures your furry or feathered friend can receive healing from anywhere in the world.
Unlike humans, animals do not overthink or analyse the healing process. They instinctively feel the frequencies and accept them for as long as needed, often walking away once they feel it is sufficient. We typically recommend one to three sessions for optimal results however I have found that just one session is often all that is needed for changes to happen.
It is also important to acknowledge that sometimes, the human companions of these animals might also benefit from healing.
This is a video of a horse after a Reconnective Healing session. Before the session the horse was lame and could not walk up into the trailer, this video was taken just after the session.
Working with animals is different to working with people, animals don’t think about it and analyze it like humans do. They feel the frequencies and allow it for as long as they want, usually just walking away when they are done.
Sometimes their human may need healing as well 🙂 as they are a reflection of what we are going through.
Session Information
Each appointment is one hour long, with approximately 20-30 minutes dedicated to the session itself. Our animal friends often indicate when they are finished with the process, so session length may vary.
Prior to the session, we will address any questions you might have. Afterward, we will discuss your observations.
Some animals may respond to the healing instantly, while for others, it may require a few days for the effects to become apparent. I have found very often that one session is all that may be required for your animal friend.
Healing Sessions for animals are available:
@ Animal Healing at my Animal Clinic in Kurnell
@ By Distance
@ Your home/stable etc*
* An additional fee may be payable for travel depending on your location – contact Julie to check
Phone: 0403 312 316
Whatsapp: +61 403 312 316
Email: Booking and Enquiry Form
Mailing address: PO Box 1144, Cronulla NSW 2230 Australia
Payment Details:
- CREDIT CARD
- PAYPAL: paypal.me/JulieJara
- BANK TRANSFER: Contact Julie for details
- CASH: May be paid for personal appointments
Reconnective Healing is one of many non-licensed healing arts and we are unable to make any promises or guarantees regarding the outcomes. The results you experience may not align with your specific desires or expectations, and they could manifest immediately or at a later time. These results may present themselves in various forms, including physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, or other aspects, and they may or may not be immediately perceptible or make sense to you. If you are comfortable with this understanding, I warmly invite you to schedule your Reconnective Healing Animal Session/s.
Bo Jangles and Thomas were rescue cats who came to the Animal Mentor Clinic for Reconnective Healing. They love to keep each other company and are wonderful mentors to their owner.
Pippi the Rescue Kitty was just
4 weeks old when he came to live with us. As a rescue, he had been hand fed by bottle from birth at the local cattery. He grew into the most loving and curios friend who got his name from the pip pip sound he makes instead of a meow, although he also seems to talk now and then when greeted. His best friend was Barni the Rescue Dog who was a kind of surrogate ‘mother’ for Pippi and he followed him around everywhere, taking on many dog like habits such as running to the gate to greet us when we arrived home.
Julie Jara New Frequency Healing 