by Trisha Wren | Apr 30, 2020 | animal communication, horse communication, horse health, listening to our animals, pendulum questions
If you’re on lockdown thanks to Covid-19 and got extra time on your hands, or you’re unable to visit your horse or ride for some other reason, now’s the perfect time to binge on Animal Communication! Treat yourself to viewing / listening / reading / training...
by Trisha Wren | Dec 28, 2019 | horse communication, horse health, listening to our animals
Listen to the audio version here Has your horse’s behaviour changed recently, leaving you perplexed and frustrated? It’s easy for our gut reaction to be that they’re doing it on purpose, just being annoying, or playing up – but the reality is...
by Trisha Wren | Jul 16, 2019 | horse communication, horse health, pendulum questions
Listen to the blog here Have you heard a lot of people talking about gelding scars lately? Do you know what they are and whether your gelding is affected – or how he might be affected? Basically, any operation will result in scar tissue, and scar tissue is much...
by Trisha Wren | Jul 6, 2019 | horse health, listening to our animals, what animals think
What happens to our horses (and animals) when they die? Does the thought of your horse crossing the Rainbow bridge comfort you? In December 2013 I had to have my mare euthanised. The whole thing had been very traumatic – she was injured as a result of...
by Trisha Wren | Jun 30, 2019 | horse communication, horse health
Listen to the audio version here One of the most common things people want to know about their horse’s health is “does my horse have ulcers?” Ulcers seem to be increasingly common, difficult to diagnose, hard to treat, and the symptoms tricky to be...
by Trisha Wren | Apr 27, 2019 | horse communication, horse health, listening to our animals, pendulum questions
Listen here As a horse communicator, I recently wondered how many horses retain trauma in their bodies? On the one hand, they are better than us at living in the moment, and therefore letting go of experiences that don’t serve them well. But, if they’ve...
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