by Healing Touch for Animals | Jun 4, 2025 | animals, healing touch for animals, pet health
As summer arrives, our animal companions often become more active — enjoying longer walks, outdoor adventures, and more time in the sun. While the season brings joy and stimulation, it can also lead to energetic and physical imbalances due to heat, overstimulation,...
by Healing Touch for Animals | May 8, 2025 | energy healing, Essential Oils, Essential Oils Animals, pet health
Palo Santo, which translates from Spanish as “holy wood,” comes from the same botanical family as frankincense. This essential oil is a great pick for the springtime season of renewal, thanks to its grounding and accelerating properties. Whether your...
by Healing Touch for Animals | May 8, 2025 | animals, healing touch for animals, HTA Spotlight, pet health, trauma release
Geriann is a Healing Touch for Animals® Certified Practitioner (HTACP) and a Certified Healing Touch Practitioner (CHTP) in Minnesota. Q: How did you get involved with Healing Touch for Animals? A: I was first introduced to HTA while in a Healing Touch Program (for...
by Healing Touch for Animals | May 1, 2025 | animals, energy healing, Energy Therapy, healing touch for animals, pet health
Last month, we discussed spring as a season of renewal for energetically supporting your animal companion’s health and well-being. This month, we’re carrying that theme forward to discuss your Healing Touch for Animals® practice. In addition to supporting...
by Healing Touch for Animals | Apr 10, 2025 | healing touch for animals, pack leader prose, pet health
It’s Spring! Very much like their human counterparts, our animals shed their so-called “wet blanket” that has kept hibernation in the forefront all winter. The shedding of winter’s heaviness provides a newfound freedom energetically. We tell ourselves that...
by Healing Touch for Animals | Mar 11, 2025 | animals, energy healing, Energy Therapy, Essential Oils Animals, healing touch for animals, pack leader prose, pet health, senior pet wellness
We love our older animals and honor them as part of our family. The elderly animals touch a special place in the very core of our hearts. They have imprinted everything we have shared with them, from the walks on trails and playtime at the barn or in the backyard to...
