Anne is passionate about animal welfare.  She has a qualification in animal behaviour and has studied applied kinesiology, animal communication and various healing modalities including Reiki and Theta Healing.

Anne uses a combination of applied kinesiology, communication and energy healing to help your animal though difficult times, including grief and anxiety.

“I always loved animals and wanted to be a vet, but couldn’t stomach the blood! I am now realizing my desire to help animals through using my intuitive communication gift and my gift for healing.  I combine the applied kinesiology technique of muscle–testing with animal communication, and then use energy healing to improve the well-being of the animal.

My applied kinesiology work uses the muscle-testing technique to determine whether the entry point for healing an issue is in the physical realm, the chemical realm, the emotional realm or in the spiritual (energetic) realm.  This approach is particularly good to determine allergic reactions.

My process determines where to start on a particular issue, and then proceeds to determine more specifics related to it such as what body system is affected; whether the environment is involved in the complaint; whether there is an emotional component etc. I also use the muscle-testing technique to test the best way to heal the issue.

For emotional issues, I connect with animals through my sixth sense and ask them to discuss their issues and whether they have any messages for their human partners. The information comes as images, words and/or feelings.  The animal consultation can be with the animal present or it can be done at a distance, preferably with a photograph.  Depending on the nature of the issue, I also do energy work, which I have found to be a powerful way to help clear emotional issues and address physical issues. The emotional work can also be done at a distance.

Most of my work has been with domestic dogs, cats and horses, but I have communicated on behalf of a camel and have helped a few birds including a couple of wild birds that seemed to come into my path."

Anne Winning