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"Ginny created a safe space for Spritel’s soul and for his guides, having first asked him for permission. He released a lot of energy and spoke of releasing that of others. He knows that his open heart and love helps people who have dense frequencies. But he agreed he would no longer take on others’ energy anymore. With that message, he exhaled the big, sloppy release of contentment.
A couple of days later, Spritel walked over to me, positioning his body so that his heart was as close to mine as possible. Next, he said, “Thank you for inviting Ginny here!” We stood together for a long while, sharing heart space.
In the days that followed, I started noticing that Spritel was spending more and more time away from Bogey’s side, often leaving Bogey out back and coming up to the front of the property by himself. This is such a significant shift.
By Ginny acknowledging his pain, listening to him from her heart, free of judgment, being with him without a preconceived story, he has received the gift of a foundation for healing. After all, the beginning of healing for all of us is to be heart connected, listened to and understood..
To read Michele Hefner's complete testimonial about Ginny's visit to Austin, Texas, click here.
INTERSPECIES communication
How is Ginny Different?
"Sometimes all it takes is for an animal to be heard, met with respect and held in unconditional love." -Ginny
Years ago Ginny experienced two Near-Death Experiences and her life and perspectives have been significantly impacted by these events. As a result she expressed multiple intuitive abilities including the ability to communicate with the human body and nervous system, plants, animals and those who have crossed over from physical form.
Over her career Ginny has worked with both humans and animals. She successfully blends her intuitive abilities and an advanced understanding of energy systems to mitigate confusing behavior issues and the energetic consequences of trauma caused by abuse and/or neglect.
Ginny shifted her focus to abused animals as a result of her personal experience with a traumatized rescue horse named Clare in December 2017. To read about her personal experience, click here.
Most of the animals Ginny works with have experienced trauma at some point in their lives. This approach ensures that she allows adequate time for an authentic connection with the animal. Her intention is to engender trust. When one, be they human or animal, feels safe they will be much more likely to share their deepest truth. When this is achieved, she can facilitate a meaningful conversation which often garners answers to heartfelt questions from the human caretaker before they are even asked.
Ginny's ultimate goal is to promote a greater understanding of interspecies evolution on the planet. She can assist you in improving your relationship, facilitate emotional healing and cultivate a deeper understanding between human and animal.
Thus, to honor the animal and human, the minimum session she offers is 60 minutes.
This affords her clients an experience they will always remember and allows adequate time for intellectual/situational validation as well. A session with Ginny will not only provide you with an opportunity to better understand your animal, it will also open a space for you to grow, heal and form new mindsets as well.
Your experience with Ginny will most likely challenge the "norms" of other traditional animal communication and healing professionals that you might be aware of.
Often times Ginny is presented with a request to speak with more than one animal in a one hour session. Although it is common for a person's deceased animals to come forward and share messages, which she is always happy to relay, her strict policy is to honor one living animal at a time.
To read more about how Ginny feels about being an interspecies communicator click here.
To listen to a prerecorded message from Ginny about preparing for a session with her, click here.
For lost animals Ginny recommends the services of Tim Link at Wagging Tales. Please click here for a link to Tim's website.
*Ginny does not provide grief counseling but she does recommend the highly respected services of Teresa Whalen at www.animalsinourhearts.com to assist in overcoming the loss of a pet.
Ginny is often able to give clues to dietary issues, but for serious or chronic dietary health issues Ginny highly recommends the services of Gail Blair at Food Revelation. Gail offers a 15 minute free consultation. Please click here for a link to Gail's website.
If all you want to know is what your animal's life before you was like, Ginny is most likely not the person you want to book a session with. Ginny embraces the work/spiritual ethics of Compassionate-Wisdom and will not violate the memories of an animal simply because a human wants to know something.
If memories are painful, or if an animal chooses not to divulge information, Ginny honors the animal's free-will choice not to answer. There are other methods of animal communication that retrieve information from memories, but Ginny does not support that method as she feels it violates the animal's free-will choice.
TO BOOK A SESSION WITH GINNY PLEASE CHOOSE "SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT" FROM THE DROP DOWN MENU, ABOVE .
For additional information and research, please see our Animal Communication Resource page which provides quite a bit of information and includes the code of ethics Ginny abides by.
Questions? Please contact us here, but please do not include any personal information about you or your animals.
Ginny does not provide grief counseling. She does not claim an ability to heal any issues which require psychiatric or medical/veterinary interventions.
Please read about Ginny's complementary healing philosophy here.
A Recent Client Testimonial:
"Ginny, I appreciate all the help, feedback and knowledge that you have given me. It has helped me press on when so many people told me to get rid of Pepper, or said so many negative things about owning a horse 'like him.'
Your reassurance that he was, in fact, traumatized and not just mean spirited, or simply a horse that was taught bad habits really helped.
When he told you, “I’m never going to be safe,” knowing how he felt helped click in my head what I was dealing with.
Here is a photo of him practically falling asleep while the farrier works on him. His lead rope is hanging on a tie ring, he could pull away if he wants to. But, we ask him to stand and he CHOOSES to stay.
The horse that “didn’t like to be groomed” when I first got him is now relaxed and actually enjoys being brushed.
The horse that "didn’t like a shower" now stands perfectly to be rinsed off.
The horse that used to trample me when I walked him now respects my space.
The stand-off-ish horse I would retrieve from the pasture now comes when I call him.
The horse that I didn’t think really cared if I came down to the stable or not now shows affection.
He still has more trauma to work through, but I see much more of a willingness to connect.
You've convinced me that traumatized horses can heal!"
-- Jana M. San Diego, CA
To read more about Jana and Pepper's journey, click here.
The Benefits of IntERSPECIES Communication:
Interspecies Communication can improve the relationship between owners and their animals by providing insights into atypical behavior due to stress, misunderstanding, unknown injury or illness.
Some examples of issues that can be addressed by communicating with an animal are:
Change of ownership
Relocation
Death of an animal companion
Bringing a new animal into the household
End-of-life decisions
Behavior issues (not breed specific)
Prior trauma, especially with rescued and older animals
Change of diet
To listen to a prerecorded message from Ginny about how to prepare for a session with her, click here.
TO BOOK A SESSION CLICK HERE.
Do animals experience trauma? Read a blog outlining Ginny's thoughts on animals and trauma here.
" I would recommend Ginny to anyone with a pet relationship issue. It could be the difference between a successful relationship or a failure leading to finding that pet a different owner which usually ends up with a sad ending." -- Rosayn W.
**Promoting the Evolution of Conscious Relationships With Animals**
Intuitive Equine Shiatsu Massage (Instructor)
*Ginny no longer travels or provides hands-on Shiatsu services for animals or people.
Traditional Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture/Acupressure and Massage are now considered complementary* care by the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health.
*Always seek licensed Medical or Veterinary care. Heart of the Horse promotes holistic balance through an integrative care and treatment model as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health. Our work is complementary and supportive, is not intended to be a substitute for traditional Medical, Psychiatric or Veterinary care; we do not diagnose or prescribe treatment and we do not offer grief counseling or psychological counseling.
Shiatsu is based on a form of Japanese bodywork known as Anma. Anma was derived over centuries from Acupuncture/Acupressure which is based on the vast knowledge and principles of Traditional "East Asian Medicine." In recent years Shiatsu for humans has been translated for the benefit of the equine, canine and feline populations. In a typical equine or canine Shiatsu Massage the Acupressure points of an animal are stimulated. This facilitates the release of unhelpful energies held in the meridians and extraordinary vessels which further promotes increased energy flow. This results in a more balanced animal from both a physical and energetic perspective.
An excerpt from Diana Thompson's book Acupressure Point Charts for Horses: "Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) refers to an ancient body of healing methods that is at least 3,000 years old. The goal of these methods was and is to prevent disease by creating full physical and emotional health.
At one point in history, TCM practitioners were assigned to help the people of a specific geographic area stay healthy. They prescribed wellness programs for each person that might include certain foods, herbs, acupressure points, breathing and movement exercises, and lifestyle advice.
One unique aspect of this system was that if the client became ill while following the practitioner's advice the practitioner had to treat the client for free. This emphasis on using a proactive approach to create wellness and prevent disease is found in writings dating back to the third century B.C."
Ginny is also an intuitive healer and an Approved HeartMath® Add Heart® Facilitator. She adds heart to every interaction be it human or animal.
*According to the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health. Click here to be directed to the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health website. Click here to be directed to more information regarding our healing philosophies.
Equine/Small Animal Craniosacral Therapy
*Ginny rarely travels outside the Prescott, AZ area and no longer provides any hands-on services in person. She does provide distance craniosacral therapy during intuitive sessions as necessary. The manner in which Ginny provides this services is intended to empower the animals to remember that they can heal themselves.
Ginny’s skills allow her to effectively combine contemporary biodynamic healing philosophy and techniques with Equine and Small Animal Craniosacral Therapy and Interspecies Communication. These are techniques that are also used by many veterinarians and osteopaths. Her goal is to work with the consciousness of each animal and the body's own innate intelligence to promote biological transformation and optimal functioning of the body.
Because these techniques overlap, they are particularly effective at supporting the release of blockages in the equine/small animal nervous system. These systems strive to eliminate energetic interference in the nervous system that can support the proper biological functioning of all organs, glands, muscles, bones, fluids and all systems of the body.
In the early 20th century an osteopathic physician, William Sutherland, studied the structure, function and movement of the bones and connective tissue (sutures) in the human skull.
He sought to understand their relationship to the overall health, symmetry and balance of the body. He began by experimenting on himself. In his experiments he was able to gain insight into the physical symptoms he experienced in his own body when he moved his own cranial bones.
These new techniques, now used by qualified osteopathic doctors, veterinarians and human craniosacral practitioners, have been adapted for use with animals…most notably canines and equines.
Ginny is also a remarkable Intuitive and Approved HeartMath® Add Heart® Facilitator; she adds heart to every interaction be it human or animal.
*Always seek licensed Medical or Veterinary care. Heart of the Horse promotes holistic balance through an integrative care and treatment model as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health. Our work is complementary and supportive, is not intended to be a substitute for traditional Medical, Psychiatric or Veterinary care; we do not diagnose or prescribe treatment and we do not offer grief counseling or psychological counseling.
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Honoring Ginny's Beloved Personal Horse, Blue
mister blue 2001-2020
Blue was Ginny's personal horse, a rescue that everyone said could never be controlled and would kill her. He came to be the keystone to her herd of Medicine Horses on her ranch in Arizona. Blue was loved by everyone who met him and he challenged everyone to be their authentic self.
