Canine Energy Work
- Approach Strategies
- Respect personal space
- Allow dog to initiate contact
- Read body language carefully
- Observe tail, ear, and overall posture
- Energy Healing Focuses
- Trauma recovery
- Separation anxiety support
- Behavioral rehabilitation
- Stress reduction
- Pain management
- Breed-Specific Considerations
- High-energy breeds require grounding techniques
- Anxious breeds need gentler energy approaches
- Working dogs may have more structured energy patterns
Feline Energy Specialized Techniques
- Approach Strategies
- Minimal direct interaction
- Respect territorial boundaries
- Create calm, non-threatening environment
- Allow cat to control interaction
- Energy Healing Focuses
- Emotional trauma healing
- Indoor stress management
- Multi-cat household dynamics
- Senior cat support
- Behavioral modification
- Unique Considerations
- More subtle energy work
- Distance healing often more effective
- Shorter, more intermittent sessions
- Highly sensitive to practitioner’s emotional state
Equine Healing Specialized Techniques
- Approach Strategies
- Work in open spaces
- Respect flight responses
- Understand herd hierarchy
- Move slowly and predictably
- Energy Healing Focuses
- Performance anxiety
- Rehabilitation from injury
- Emotional trauma from training
- Bonding with riders
- Stress reduction in competitive environments
- Unique Considerations
- Require more physical space
- More responsive to group energy
- Sensitive to environmental changes
- Complex emotional intelligence
Exotic and Farm Animal Considerations Diverse Energy Dynamics
- Varied energy processing systems
- More survival-oriented energy patterns
- Less domesticated emotional landscapes
Species-Specific Approaches
Reptiles
- Slow, concentrated energy work
- Minimal physical interaction
- Focus on environmental stability
- Respect temperature and light sensitivities
Birds
- Quick, dynamic energy systems
- Highly responsive to emotional shifts
- Require gentle, non-invasive approaches
- Sensitive to sound and movement
Farm Animals Cattle
- Herd-oriented energy processing
- Require calm, grounded approaches
- Focus on collective well-being
Sheep
- Highly sensitive to group dynamics
- Need consistent, predictable energy
- Support for stress and environmental changes
Goats
- Curious, interactive energy
- More playful energy processing
- Require flexible healing approaches
Pigs
- Intelligent, emotionally complex
- Require gentle, respectful interactions
- Sensitive to environmental changes