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Appalachian Intuitive Healing

for Animals

Client Experiences

“Becky recognized things about my dog without any prior information, including physical discomfort and behavioral changes we had been struggling to understand. Her insights gave me the confidence to advocate more deeply for him.

More than anything, it helped me understand my dog in a way I never had before. I left feeling more connected to him, more confident in supporting him, and far less alone in trying to help him.”

— Maddie

“When I reached out to Becky for healing support for my horse, I honestly didn’t know what to expect. She immediately identified weakness and discomfort on his right side, whick is something incredibly significant because horses with EPM commonly struggle there, and he almost always stood with his weight off his right hind leg.

She also recognized the emotional heaviness he had been carrying after changes in our routine and my inability to be with him as often. What meant the most to me was seeing how much lighter he seemed afterward. Becky’s healing work helped both of us through one of the hardest chapters we’ve ever faced.”

— Melissa L., North Carolina

Our animals are always communicating. Sometimes we simply need a different way of listening.

Before You Schedule

You don’t have to know exactly what your animal needs before you schedule.

If there’s something you’d like me to focus on, you’re welcome to tell me. If not, that’s perfectly okay.

I’ll see what I need to see.


During the Session

Everything is completed remotely, so your animal can stay right where they’re most comfortable.

Animal communication and energy work naturally work together. I simply follow where your animal leads me.

As I work, I’ll record everything that comes through.


At Completion

You’ll receive:

  • A detailed audio recording and written transcript from beginning to end.

My work is intended to complement, not replace, appropriate veterinary care. I believe the best care often comes from honoring the unique role each approach can play in supporting your animal’s health and well-being.