by Trisha Wren | Apr 14, 2023 | animal communicator, horse communication, listening to our animals, understanding your horse
Do you find yourself wondering where Animal Communication info comes from? Is it purely from the animal ‘talking’ to the communicator? I realised this could be useful to clarify or expand on after I had a new client recently reply to my session findings,...
by Trisha Wren | Jul 24, 2022 | horse communication, listening to our animals, understanding your horse
Does your horse get anxious? How does it affect you, when he does? It’s pretty normal for horse anxiety to trigger us in some way – you might find yourself getting worried, frustrated, or even angry. You might also find that YOU get anxious. But, have you ever...
by Trisha Wren | Aug 21, 2021 | animal communication tips, horse communication
As an Animal Communicator I regularly get owners asking how they can increase their horse’s trust in them. I always ask horses in a session whether – and how much – they trust their owners. Some people already know it’s an area they need to...
by Trisha Wren | Mar 18, 2021 | animal opinions, horse communication, horse health, listening to our animals, pendulum questions, understanding your horse, What horses want
Have you heard of the ’emotional bucket’ for horses? I first became aware of it when I saw this infographic on Facebook: It’s based on the ‘Five Freedoms’, which Wikipedia describes as: The Five Freedoms outline five aspects of animal...
by Trisha Wren | Mar 15, 2021 | animal communication tips, animal communicator, horse communication, horse health, understanding your horse
Are you thinking about buying a new horse? Have you written a ‘horse buying checklist’, so that you’re clear up front exactly what you’re looking for? You’ve probably already written a list of the things you’re looking for in a...
by Trisha Wren | Mar 6, 2021 | animal opinions, horse communication, listening to our animals, pendulum questions, understanding your horse, What horses want
Does your horse feel safe, in himself? I’m not talking about from your perspective, eg whether he’s ‘safe to ride’, or ‘safe for you to be around’ etc. Instead I found myself curious about what level of overall safety horses...
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