Animals respond to experiences almost entirely through emotion. Because they cannot communicate with language, they do so with behavior. For example, if your pet is showing aggression, it’s very possible that they have trapped emotions relating to abuse, fear or anxiety. Likewise, they may exhibit emotional issues, such as sadness, depression, or failure to thrive which can relate to abandonment, neglect or being shamed. Animals respond in the same way emotionally that humans do. So emotional release techniques often work wonders with behavior issues when conventional means fail.

 

The Emotion Code protocol fully equips the practitioner to identify the trapped emotions and release them resulting in positive modification of the behavior and well-being of the animal.

 

Animals respond especially well to Emotion Code therapy since they operate primarily from feelings and instincts rather than ego-based thinking. Positive results are usually seen very quickly.