I didn’t choose this path — it found me. My introduction to kinesiology came during a time when I was searching for deeper answers, not just for myself, but for those I loved. I had seen how physical symptoms often masked emotional stress and how conventional approaches sometimes fell short in truly addressing the why behind dis-ease.

What kinesiology offered was more than a modality — it was a language. A way to listen to what the body couldn’t say in words. That alone was powerful. But the real shift happened when I began applying this work to animals.

I watched my own animals struggle with stress, anxiety, physical ailments — things I knew in my gut were rooted in more than just biology. As I became more involved in rescue work — helping shelters, fostering animals, and supporting those who had suffered trauma, neglect, or abandonment — I witnessed the invisible wounds they carried. I realized that animals, too, carry emotional imprints, energetic blockages, and trauma they can’t voice. And in that silence, I saw a calling: to become that voice for them.

That was the moment Anima-Therapies was born — not just as a service, but as a sanctuary. A place where animals are seen, heard, understood and honoured as whole beings — body, mind, and soul. Where healing happens through deep connection, energetic balance, and heart-led communication.

Today, I walk this path with gratitude — not just as a kinesiologist, but as a bridge between animals and their guardians, helping both heal in harmony.