Margrit Coates

Healing For Horses (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Battersea Dogs Home now uses an animal healer and vet magazines have recently featured trials with healers, and concluded that the technique works very well on animals. All of which shows that this fascinating topic is very much moving into the centre ground, especially for horses. Margrit Coates explains what healing means, how it works and how it helps in the context of animals. She gives practical guidance on how you can learn the skill yourself, when and where to do it, together with do's and don'ts. She also describes the way energy runs through a living being, what chakras are and how healing can benefit them. Included are many fascinating case histories of horses who have been sick, depressed, injured, traumatised or terminally ill, and how healing has helped them all. It is intended for horse owners and the many thousands of people who work with horses round the world, including animal physios, vets, complementary therapists, stable hands - and the interested layman who simply loves animals.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ebury Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 176
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2011
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781446491799
• Artikelnr.: 39224725

Autorenporträt

With over 20 years of experience in animal healing, Margrit Coates gives lectures, clinics and media interviews worldwide, and runs courses for animal physios, vets and vet nurses. Having been Head of Marketing/PR for a company involved in equestrian sponsorship, as well as having worked with the animals of high-profile clients, Margrit's network of contacts is unparalleled. She has been featured many times in the media, including shows such as Animal Healing on the Discovery Channel. In 2003 she wrote a regular pets column for the Daily Mail and she has also been featured in magazines such as Here's Health, Woman's Weekly, Horse, and Horse and Rider.