Synopses & Reviews
Anna Clemence Mews presents a beautifully written collection of true stories that have made up a part of Julie Dicker's career as an animal communicator and healer. Client interviews, case notes, and an interesting collection of survey questions and answers that were actually posed to a representative group of Dicker's equine clientele provide "anecdotal evidence" of horses' emotions and their ability to reason.
Synopsis
Anna Clemence Mews presents a beautifully written series of stories drawn from Julie Dicker's remarkable career as an animal communicator and healer. Client interviews, case notes, truly interesting survey questions and answers that were posed to a group of Dicker's equine clientele, and a thoroughly researched chapter on the question of anthropomorphism--all serve to inspire the reader to reconsider the healing potential of alternative medicine and animal-human communication. Anna Clemence Mews is a writer of fiction and non-fiction. Julie Dicker is a respected member of the horse community who acts as a communicative medium between clients and their horses to provide healing to ailing animals. Both authors live in England.
Synopsis
A powerful collection of true stories that provide anecdotal evidence of horses' emotions and their ability to reason.
About the Author
Anna Clemence Mews is a writer of fiction and nonfiction. Julie Dickers is a respected member of the horse community who acts as a communicative medium between clients and their horses to provide healing to ailing animals.