UConnect versus Family Animal Communicators – Both programs help folks learn to intuitively communicate with their animals. What’s the difference?
UConnect is Family Animal Communicators’ big sister
UConnect is a live, online training with me over twelve weekly sessions. I provide lessons with lots of “how to” information. And then students practice communicating with their own animals, with my animals and with each other’s animals.
Students listen, ask questions and share how their doing with their connecting practice. Best of all, everyone begins to connect intuitively with their beloved animals.
At the conclusion of this intense, yet fun training, graduates become their family’s Certified Family Animal Communicator.
Family Animal Communicators Community – UConnect “Lite”
My vision is a world where every family with beloved animals has someone able to communicate intuitively with their animals. They could understand behaviors better by directly asking the animal what was going on. And they could explain the human thought process to their animals – what I call the “house rules” of living with humans. This person would be the Family’s Animal Communicator.
But not everyone may be able to take UConnect, so I decided to offer another way to learn to connect with your beloved animals.
A new community is created
The Family Animal Communicators Community offers members a UConnect Mini-Course, which comprises six Modules containing pre-recorded videos along with homework.
The UConnect Mini-Course is based on the bigger UConnect curriculum. But it’s a do-it-yourself course. Which means whatever your time zone or your schedule, you can complete the UConnect Mini-Course when it’s right for you. Just log on to the Family Animal Communicators Community!
There’s also an intuitive healing practice with me most every week. This is live, online and recorded so members who missed it can watch afterwards.
And there’s a monthly Q&A where we talk about all things animal communication. To be clear, this is not me doing an intuitive reading for your animal. Instead, I share my experience and provide suggestions to help you receive and send information to them.
Finally, there are fun posts, the ability to share about your animals and find connection with other like-minded folks who want to connect with their animals.
Family Animals is not on Facebook, but a new platform called Mighty Networks. This means it’s focused only on the purpose of becoming the animal communicator in your own family.
How do UConnect and Family Animals mesh?
UConnect is the deep dive, the commitment to get your communication going through dedicated hours of practice. Although it’s created for connecting with animals in your own family, it can also be a stepping stone to becoming a professional animal communicator.
Family Animals is for those who want to test the waters of animal communication, so to speak. You love the idea of being the animal communicator in your family but aren’t ready to take the plunge of UConnect. Still, your heart is absolutely ready to open your intuition and connect with your beloved animals. Family Animals is a way to do this!
And Family Animals is a wonderful place for UConnect graduates to continue connecting and practicing their skills.
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And if it’s not yet time for UConnect – – or you’re a UConnect graduate
I am interested in your Family Animal Communicator course however I am currently unable to work and therefore don’t want to commit to a monthly membership for various reasons. Is there a basic course like the Family Animal Communicator course where I am purely interested for personal use and a once off fee?
Hi Bianca, Glad you asked! I don’t currently have a one-off course/fee. But with the monthly fee of $11, you’re able to cancel at any time. See if you can afford to join us for 3 or 4 months. That way, you can complete the training AND join the monthly live practice sessions with me – they’re part of your membership benefits!
Hello
I must rehome my beloved dog, Jack. I have high anxiety and depression and he responds to it. He is overly vigilant to perceived threats. He has never bitten anyone but he is a big dog and is frightening to others when he barks hysterically at them. I have found a good family for him but I’m very concerned that he will feel abandoned by me and that is gut wrenching. Can he be told this is a good move for him and I’ll be on? He deserves the very best and to live a life of a dog not beholden to my mental health. Can this be done and if so, which way?
I really need your help. He’s been my good boy for 4 years. He’s a 100 lb Boxer-Pitt, gorgeous and strong. He bit a dog once and I’m in court for that. If I can successfully rehome him by May 6th, he won’t be seized and put down. I have a lawyer.
The family lives in a rural area with space and they have a 4 year old female Rottie. If the two dogs get along, I believe they will adopt Jack. I’m taking Jack to meet them Saturday, the day before Easter, to meet them and their dog. I’m concerned Jack will feel my anxiety and it could go wrong but I have to do this… for him.
I’ll take anxiety medication prior. Please offer something to help me. This is most important. BTW. I’m 73 and not up to giving Jack the exercise he deserves and this family will. Please really as soon as you are able. I’m thinking you could communicate to Jack about all this. He is so loyal and bonded to me but I want him to know he will have a good home. The meeting must be successful.
Thank you!
Peace,
Lillian Turner