Ginger Jenkins is an Advanced Proficiency Healing Touch for Animals® Practitioner in Anchorage, Alaska. Read more below and follow this link to hear more about her experience with HTA and why she’s ready to help others through her practice.
Q: How did you get involved with Healing Touch for Animals?
A: I got involved with HTA by a desire and synchronicity. I was using energy healing techniques on myself and saw dramatic improvement. I had a desire to somehow share this with others. Since I am in a unique business of dog sitting, I wanted to help the animals around me too. So I searched online and found HTA and classes in Colorado, where my sister lives. I knew then that it was meant to be.
Q: How are you using HTA in your personal or professional life?
A: I have not offered my HTA services on a wide professional level as of yet, but the way I interact with the animals and they with me has been raised to such a beautiful level. I attribute that to learning these highly vibrational techniques and practicing them with the highest good intention.
Q: What is your favorite HTA technique?
A: The Bridging™ technique has been amazing, not only for the animals in my care, but for me too. Being able to connect and ground amongst the chaos of my business has been life changing.
Q: How do you stay engaged with your HTA practice?
A: I love the continuing education that HTA offers and I am so excited to be able to take another class in the future and stay connected through Facebook and the personal connections I’ve made along the way. For some of us it is hard to reach out, but the people you meet in this community through classes and instructors are all very approachable.
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