Testimonials:

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Freddie the Dog

From: Catherine O'Driscoll, Founder of Canine Health Concern, Author of bestselling books: What Vets Don't Tell you About Vaccines, Shock to the System, & The Animals' Agenda. Her DVD, In Search of The Truth About Dogs (voted best by the Dog Writers' Association of America.) and accreditor for Animal Communication Training (by James French):

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Vanessa identified Freddie's personality very well. She noticed he communicates by looking me straight in the eye which is a remarkable feature of this dog. Other details were spot on. She said he loves his sister Ruby but finds Georgie annoying and can't quite understand what he is about which makes sense as Georgie is epileptic and gets very upset if anyone goes near him. This explained Freddie's behaviour around Georgie.  Vanessa is lovely to speak with and has a very nice energy.

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Bengy, Phoebe, Minnie, Otto, Spike - Dogs

From: Caroline Evans, Homeopath

Vanessa has really helped over  a number of  years by communicating with dogs I have adopted and fostered
It has helped them to settle in and understand the situation as well as putting them at ease
Likewise when any have health issues she has been able to give me an understanding of how they feel giving me  peace of mind. I am so grateful  to her .

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Cats: Boris & Jasper, Rosie the Dog

From: Jenny Hart, Westerham

I met Vanessa some years ago when I was looking after Boris, my daughter's black cat, whilst she was away. Unfortunately Boris escaped out of a bedroom window on day two of his stay with me, I was so worried as he didn't know the area, which was safe from traffic fortunately. I called James French, an animal communicator that I knew, he was out but his partner suggested I look on his website for practitioners he had trained and I found Vanessa

 

I found a photo which I took to  Vanessa. She said she would call me later when she had linked in with Boris, which she did,  and she described the place where he was, which I immediately recognised as being the end of my one and a half acre garden, totally out of view from where I was. There was a post and rail fence with something blue,( a swimming pool cover rolled up), and thin tall trees.

Unfortunately, my gardener had just left, and had been to that area, when I looked Boris had gone.

Vanessa linked in again and said he was following sheep tracks, ( there is a field at the bottom of my garden with sheep tracks), so off I went to look! I clearly kept missing him, and come evening and several phone calls, he arrived home, but didn't want to come in. Vanessa said he loves cheese ( which my daughter confirmed on her return). I laid a trail out of the French doors and waited! I went to another room and to my huge relief, on my return Boris was in the kitchen!!

 

Another occasion Vanessa helped my rescue dog, arriving from Cyprus by plane. Before the journey from Cyprus, Vanessa explained that first Rosie had to go in a crate and not to be frightened, she would hear unusual noises, but  would only be for a short time and then she would be going to a wonderful home where she would have lots of love and a friendly dog as a companion and good food!! She then asked the dog if we could change her name as it was Sarrow, meaning sorrow, and she was such a frightened looking dog! I suggested Ruby as a name or Rosie or Daisy. Vanessa asked the dog which she preferred and she chose Rosie, she thought Ruby too heavy!!

 

Rosie is now a happy delightful companion for Mabel the Labrador! Vanessa came to see her when she arrived & we were so pleased that she had settled so well and so quickly.  I'm sure the initial communication made the journey easier for her, knowing it would be a happy place!

 

My daughter bought a cat over from Cyprus, he had been badly injured and she thought it would be good to help him, she called him Jasper. Jasper was so delighted to be in a family with 3 other cats! Unfortunately they didn't feel the same way. Jasper was full of fun and kept leaping on the other cats and they were terrified of him! I contacted Vanessa, she spoke to the other cats individually and to Jasper. The other cats, having heard what a hard time Jasper had been through, agreed to try and accept him, and Jasper agreed to calm down a bit! After two weeks all the cats were sitting on the sofa, still not too close to Jasper, but soon after that two of them snuggled up in bed with him!! Peace at last reigned.

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Teddy & Slinky the Cats:

From: Christine Benney, Surrey.

Vanessa is just incredible - we took on two basically traumatised cats, but after a few weeks of getting to know them, Vanessa could tell me things about their characters that only I knew. Gradually she has helped them to live with their fears and tolerate us humans to a degree I never would have thought possible. I would never have given up on my boys but having the love and support from Vanessa on our journey has made everything so much easier. She has an enormous gift that needs to be shared. 

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Thomas & Abbi the horses:

From: Jo Kelly, Surrey

 have known Vanessa for several years, she has helped me get a deeper insight into health and emotions of both horses and rescue dogs, She has also been able to relay information that only myself and the animal concerned would have know with a great level of accuracy.I l feel that anything that can increase harmony and understanding between me and my animals is well worth exploring

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