Animal BodyTalk

We have been doing BodyTalk for animals since late 2010 with great success. Animals are usually very responsive to BodyTalk. They have a natural and strong desire to be healthy. However, domesticated species are easily affected by the stress of living in human environments. Many domesticated animals are predisposed to emotional, physical and behavioral issues, based on their specific breed.

How does it work?

As BodyTalk practitioners, we tap into your animal's natural wisdom through muscular biofeedback, using the owner as the surrogate. Therefore, you do not need to bring the animal into our office. Simply bring a picture. We can also do distance sessions.

Your animal's two basic needs are comfort and safety. An animal's dysfunctional behavior is often a sign of a deeper imbalance. As practitioners, we listen and then highlight priority issues to your animal's brain and nervous system through a simple, safe and non-invasive process. This helps to catalyze your animal's innate healing ability. BodyTalk can help reduce stress and anxiety; help with physical ailments; and increase the well-being of your animal. BodyTalk also seems to deepen the relationship between a person and their animal.

BodyTalk does not replace a visit to the vet

BodyTalk is meant to be a COMPLEMENTARY practice to veterinary care and NOT a replacement. As BodyTalk practitioners, we do not diagnosis or prescribe. BodyTalk for Animals is a holistic approach to your animal's well being, and will often address underlying emotional and environmental not easily treated by a veterinarian.

Read the testimonal below from one of our clients, and learn more about Animal BodyTalk — also called "AnimalTalk" on the International BodyTalk Association website.

We've had a problem with our Springer Spaniel going to the bathroom in her portable kennel as well as not being able to hold her bladder in the house since she was a pup. She is now 8 years old. Needless to say, she was not very welcome in the house as she couldn't be trusted and then constantly needed to be bathed in order for her to be in the house at all.

I visited with Tone Lise about the problem and she agreed to do a session with Chili. I chose to have the session done remotely. She did a session on March 8th. That first night Chili had an accident in her kennel, but ever since has been accident free, both in the house and in her kennel. For her to go this long with no accidents is amazing! I do Cortices, a BodyTalk brain balancing technique, on Chili every other day. At first she didn't like it, but now enjoys the touch and attention.

This has been a blessing to us as well as to Chili as we enjoy having her in the house with us being an "enjoyable" member of the family.

~ Linda, Bismarck