Live ONLINE Practice Group
100% Net Proceeds Donated to Featured Guest Organisation
Animal communication facilitates connection, communication, and collaboration between animals, wildlife, and their caregivers, resulting in a deeper understanding, appreciation, and relationship for all.
Animal communication offers additional support, information, and relief for animals in care (supporting their healing and quality of life), while providing details, supportive information, and confirmation for their caregivers.
The intention of the Animal Communication Practice Group (ACPG) is to support animals in care and their caregivers through animal communication; raise awareness, understanding and appreciation of intuitive interspecies communication; raise awareness and funds for ethical animal shelters and wildlife sanctuaries. 100% of the net proceeds are donated to the featured guest organisation.
The ACPG welcomes and supports animal communication students, developing animal communicators (anyone who's completed an introductory, beginner's, or foundational animal communication course -- or beyond -- with myself or another teacher) and professional communicators.
The ACPG is two hours long and held live on Zoom (replays are available within 24 hours to those who registered for the live offering). The ACPG offers communication opportunities to speak with different animal teachers and species; gain or develop experience communicating with animals in (human) care; provide confirmation of your communication from guest animal organisations; expand your communication skills and confidence in a supportive community, while being of service.
All participants will be asked to sign a code of conduct to ensure communication best practices are honoured with our featured guests (animals and their caregivers).
Registration for this unique practice group is currently limited to 12 people to ensure participants get time to ask questions and share.
Please email me here if you have any questions about this offering.
Animal communication offers additional support, information, and relief for animals in care (supporting their healing and quality of life), while providing details, supportive information, and confirmation for their caregivers.
The intention of the Animal Communication Practice Group (ACPG) is to support animals in care and their caregivers through animal communication; raise awareness, understanding and appreciation of intuitive interspecies communication; raise awareness and funds for ethical animal shelters and wildlife sanctuaries. 100% of the net proceeds are donated to the featured guest organisation.
The ACPG welcomes and supports animal communication students, developing animal communicators (anyone who's completed an introductory, beginner's, or foundational animal communication course -- or beyond -- with myself or another teacher) and professional communicators.
The ACPG is two hours long and held live on Zoom (replays are available within 24 hours to those who registered for the live offering). The ACPG offers communication opportunities to speak with different animal teachers and species; gain or develop experience communicating with animals in (human) care; provide confirmation of your communication from guest animal organisations; expand your communication skills and confidence in a supportive community, while being of service.
All participants will be asked to sign a code of conduct to ensure communication best practices are honoured with our featured guests (animals and their caregivers).
Registration for this unique practice group is currently limited to 12 people to ensure participants get time to ask questions and share.
Please email me here if you have any questions about this offering.
what CAn I Expect?
2 Hour ACPG on Zoom
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PRACTICE GROUP
(Includes Short Break) Curated Hands-On Practice
Each practice group will feature a different animal organisation. We'll speak with two animal guests using their names and photos. You'll get to spend time with each animal, learn what they want people to know, relay questions and information from their human caregiver, relay information, a message or question from the animal to their caregiver, and ask if the animal has a message for you. Receive Confirmation Our invited human guest(s) will join us for one hour to hear your communication and offer confirmation. You'll also receive confirmation of your communication by listening to other participants' communications. I'll be available to offer feedback and answer questions. Group Discussion After a group good-bye and thank you to our animal and human guests, we'll have a brief group discussion to explore the communication experience for anyone who may have questions or want to share their take-away(s), helping us to deepen our understanding and integrate this experience (which can continue in our private Facebook group for those who wish). |
PRACTICE GROUP FOLLOW UP
(24 Hour Email Follow Up) Practice Group Replay
You'll receive a follow-up email 24 hours following the live practice group, with a time-sensitive link and passcode (valid for 72 hours) to access the replay. You're welcome to download the replay (for your personal use only please) to reference as often you like. |
BETWEEN PRACTICE GROUPS
(Private Facebook Group) Stay Connected
Everyone who registers for the Animal Communication Practice Group will be invited to join a private Facebook group. This is a space for you to stay connected with other like-minded people and support each other. If you're not on Facebook, you'll need to sign up for a free account. Participation in the private Facebook group is optional. Resource Sharing Our private Facebook group is also a space where I'll share resources for you to explore (anything that I may come across). You're encouraged to share resources here too. Taking Your Questions Questions are welcome in our private Facebook group. Everyone benefits from group learning and discussion. |
REGISTration Open
Upcoming Dates: Animals in Care (Shelter Series)
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We'll talk with two dogs and
founder Trisha Malfitano 
Perfect Imperfections is a non-profit rescue, located in Watertown, Connecticut, USA, dedicated to the education, rescuing, rehabilitation and adoption of special needs dogs.
Dogs in care and for adoption may have visual, hearing or neurological issues, physical impairments (such as a mobility issue, or megaesophagus, etc.). |
We'll talk with two cats and
founder Mary Birkholz 
After you click the button you'll be take to a new screen. Live in the Eastern Time Zone? (Toronto/ New York) Click on the square box with the start time to proceed. Live in Another Time Zone? If you live in a time zone other than Eastern Time you need to select your time zone when booking (confirmation and reminder emails will be in your time zone). Check your Inbox For a confirmation email, immediately following registration (if you don't see it, please check your spam folder). Caring For Creatures is a no-kill, not-for-profit animal sanctuary established in 1988 and dedicated to caring for homeless animals and enhancing the bond between humans and animals.
Located in Fluvanna County, Virginia, USA on 157 acres of gently rolling fields and woodlands, the private and scenic environment is truly conducive for healing and home to over 200 animals. Our goal is to place our animals into loving and responsible forever homes. If an animal is not selected for adoption, we provide companionship and quality care for as long as needed. |
We'll talk with two dogs and founder Catherine Pokrywa
After you click the button you'll be take to a new screen. Live in the Eastern Time Zone? (Toronto/ New York) Click on the square box with the start time to proceed. Live in Another Time Zone? If you live in a time zone other than Eastern Time you need to select your time zone when booking (confirmation and reminder emails will be in your time zone). Check your Inbox For a confirmation email, immediately following registration (if you don't see it, please check your spam folder). Sheba's Haven Rescue takes in palliative care dogs with life-limiting non-curative illnesses to live their lives in a well balanced environment as a part of our family. They are free to roam indoors or outdoors in the fenced 3 acre yard.
At Sheba’s Haven, some of the residents trot off to Fairmount Home in Glenburnie, Ontario, Canada, every Wednesday morning. They bring happiness and revive pleasant memories for the seniors who reside there, of when they had their own pets. At the same time, our dogs are getting out of the house, having new experiences, and loving the individual attention they receive! |
PRAISE
Animal Talk Practice Group Participants (2021)
It’s hard for me to put into words just how much the practice group has been extremely beneficial in my life. It gave us a continuing chance to practice and hone our intuitive muscle with our classmates and others. The confirmations and sharing were invaluable. The different topics and species each month has opened my world with what I continue to see and hear in awe as each month goes by. I feel more and more confident... Thank you for your teaching and the passion with which you teach. Much love for the work you do.
Allison, Canada
{the} practice group was perfect for building confidence in my animal communication skills. There were numerous opportunities to communicate with a wide variety of species, for example, we spoke to our own animal friends in body and in spirit, elephants in China, and rescue dogs from a shelter. These sessions gave me the feedback and guidance that has deepened and enhanced my abilities. I am grateful to Christine... for the knowledge and mentoring I’ve received in her courses.
Nina, USA
I signed up for Christine's animal communication practice sessions and was extremely pleased with it... my skill improved, becoming more accurate and in more depth. All of the group bonded in this safe learning experience. I cannot wait to work more with Christine.
Janice, Canada
Christine has a wealth of knowledge, and makes sure her students understand, and {are} clear on what she has to share. She also makes sure everyone has a chance to talk, and makes them feel very comfortable.
Beth, Canada
I enjoyed the learning and practicing what we learned with a group of like minded people. It became a family, of sorts, and each person brought questions from their own personal experience. I enjoyed the variety of animals with whom we communicated and have learned a great deal.
Jan, Canada