Shallah is a Level 4 Healing Touch for Animals® Practitioner. She supports animals in the Denver metro area through her practice, Fur Their Love Healing.
Q: How did you get involved with Healing Touch for Animals®?
A: I was looking for holistic support for my two rescue dogs’ overall health and well-being. One of them, Samson, is fearful, and the other, Wilson, suffers from allergies. I wanted to offer them a life without the daily use of prescription medications. Working in the pet nutrition industry, I came across an HTA Practitioner who made me aware of an energetic support technique that I could easily learn to do just that. I soon found myself on the HTA website enrolling in my first class.
Q: How are you using HTA in your personal and professional life?
A: I was so impressed with the support that I have been able to offer my dogs with the Level 1 techniques that I have since gone on to complete all four levels. I am grateful to have the techniques that are taught in these courses in my toolbox. My understanding of animals is much deeper, my awareness of their energetic presence, and the knowledge gained from HTA classes led me to a new career path, one that accomplishes what I set out to do — make a positive impact in the lives of all animals that I come into contact with.
Q: What is your favorite HTA technique?
A: It is really hard to choose just one. They all create such a deep connection to the animal in front of you! Before completing Level 4, my favorite technique was Bridging™ for the direct connection of energetic contact with the animal and the open line of communication that it creates. I have now begun to use the Hara Repair and Balance™ technique taught in Level 4. The high vibrational response that is created while using this technique restores the animal’s vitality to its highest potential, allowing for deep penetration of energetic support for profound health benefits to the animal. The application of this technique is all-encompassing, creating the whole-body support necessary for healing to begin.
Q: What have you done to grow your HTA practice?
A: Through practicing HTA techniques with the animals of friends and family, I found that the work really speaks for itself. In my experience, the more animals I had in front of me, the greater my impact was on my community. Most animals that I have had the privilege of working with have led me to more animals getting on my table. The relaxation and balance that is created during a session is shared through the conversations between pet parents, leading to referrals for more work.
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