Horses stand with a halter, while their owners hold the lead rope. Dogs, cats, or other smaller animals usually sit or lie down. People typically lie on a lounger or sit comfortably, and clients remain fully clothed. After an initial introduction, I place my hands on different areas of the body. I can work around the chakras or intuitively in areas where I feel attention is needed. If physical touch is uncomfortable for the person or animal, I can work from a distance that we agree upon. Together with the client or the animal's owner, we discuss our feelings, impressions, and the information I gather from the body or energetic field. We search for the essence and meaning of these insights, working towards releasing blocks and creating feelings of relaxation and peace.

I often get asked how healing works for human clients and what its effects are. It's a complex question because I work differently with each person, addressing unique issues in individual ways. However, I'll try to give you a general idea.
The type of healing I practice could be described as opening doors. Doors you’ve closed within yourself, doors that were closed for you, or doors you didn’t even know existed.
I usually start by placing my hands on the body (though this isn't required). I need a moment to "read" the client's energetic body and connect to the "universal internet," from which information starts to flow. I begin to sense, see, know, or otherwise perceive how energy moves through the client's body, where it's blocked, and which parts of the body or organs aren’t energetically functioning as they should.

Next comes the search for causes. Every energetic block is a story—about things you wish for but aren’t living, things you don’t want to see, desires and denials, sorrow, love, pain, and fear. By giving them attention (supported by healing energy work), we initiate a process. That is, if it’s safe and allowed. We release, loosen, bring to light, cleanse, and relieve—wherever the energy allows us to go.

In the meantime, I also check the client’s energy field to see if there’s anything extra, such as a wandering soul. This happens quite often. If there is, we try to learn more about it and then guide it away.

At the end of the session, I balance the energy field, harmonize the energy, and check the chakras and any changes that have occurred during the healing. I make sure the client leaves in a safe state and feels good. Healing is an intense process—you might feel like you’ve had a deep massage, even though I may not have touched you at all.

The change is always visible on the face right after a session. If it were ethical, I’d love to take "before and after" photos of my clients. But don’t worry—I don’t do that. I take that view as my personal reward. Most often, clients speak of a great sense of relief, knowing that something has happened and continues to unfold. And it will continue.

We’ve opened the doors, and the changes that follow often give life a completely new context. That’s how significant it is.
I love it, and I’m incredibly grateful and humbled to be able to do this work.