“I’m loving what I’m doing and it’s all very exciting.”Īnd, no doubt, Miracle and many other animals, would agree. “But I’m a firm believer in everything happening for a reason and negatives can become positives if you allow it. “Now I’m wondering why I didn’t do it sooner. “But animals are very clever – they move to show you where they want the healing.”Īmy, who used to volunteer fort the Cat Protection League and has helped many ill treated felines in the past, says she has had a fantastic response so far. I tell adult I treat that all they need to benefit is an open mind. Clearly it isn’t an alternative to medical treatment but it can help.”Īmy goes on: “People are a bit surprised when I say I work on animals (though I still treat humans too!) but it’s lovely because animals are open to anything, they don’t have preconceived ideas like we do. “I think people are becoming more open to alternative treatments. “It works on all levels, emotional and physical. Reiki re-balances everything, it centres everything and gets the energy flowing again. “And similarly, if the body is ill balanced the same applies. “If we are tired, stressed or overworked we get ill. Reiki is a form of healing which works to re-balance the body’s energy, says Amy. “I tell people there may be no reaction but, as yet, I have not had a single case where there has been no benefit, even unruly dogs seem to be more calm after treatments.”. It’s still a little scary but I’m loving it. “Then after my marriage broke up, I lost my own horse to illness and I hit 30 I thought ‘it’s now or never’. “I carried on doing my main job but, though it was difficult, it seemed too big a risk to give it up. “I have always been an animal lover so it was a dream for me. “I got really into Reiki after someone recommended it to me and, after reading about it being used on animals, I found a course to learn about that too. “I trained for seven years to get all my qualifications for my job as an office manager but I knew it wasn’t what I wanted to do,” says Amy. The former office worker, who began healing training in 2007 but practised it while still working, has given up her job and put every effort into her complementary therapy work which she now believes is her vocation. “And last week the vet went to see Miracle and said she was quite cynical, but couldn’t deny the rate of recovery was amazing, that it had opened her mind.”Īll of which is good news for Amy who has risked a lot to set up her new venture, Silver Daisies Healing. I also gave Claire some herbal remedies to put in Miracle's water which calmed her even more so her body could reset itself,” adds Claire. “The Reiki I gave Miracle that first day relaxed her, enabling her body to start healing where before it had been too tense. She didn’t respond to vet treatment and nobody knew what to do.”īut when owner Claire Aviemore turned to Amy, she performed Reiki healing on the horse and after two treatments she was no longer lame. “The injury was so severe, the vet and physiotherapist said Miracle was unlikely to be ridden again. Says Amy: “Miracle was badly kicked by another horse. HOLISTIC healer Amy Lawrenson’s patients may not be able to thank her personally – but their happiness is made clear with a whinny or a woof!įor the 30-year-old from St Helens is sharing a little animal ‘magic’ with our furry friends.Īnd she is especially delighted at her success with a horse, appropriately named Miracle. Janet Tansley meets the woman who can talk to the animals
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