Amy Adams, Usui Reiki Master, Intuitive Healer, and
Four Paws Reiki owner
Four Paws Reiki owner
I have loved animals as far back as I can remember. Growing up, we always had many different animals sharing our house including: mice, rabbits, turtles, hamsters, frogs, birds, fish, cats, dogs, guinea pigs, and lizards. My extended family was very in touch with animals as well. My aunts had horses and my uncle is a master falconer who also took in injured or abandoned wild animals. Besides the real animals in my life, my childhood bed was literally covered with stuffed animals. I really felt like there was a special connection with each one and I would pretend I was the veterinarian to heal their wounds. As I grew older, I wanted to bring home every animal I came across that was in need (much to my parents dismay).
My love of helping others was not only confined to animals; I have always been drawn to helping people. When the time came to choose a major for college, I was torn between veterinarian and physical therapist. I have worked in the healthcare field as a physical therapist and wound care specialist for almost 20 years in a variety of settings. I have truly enjoyed helping people heal, but found myself missing working with my animal friends.
In 2014, I wanted to reconnect with animal healing and became a Usui Reiki Master specializing in animal Reiki. I have found that my medical background is a huge asset in truly focusing the energy when an animal is ill. My background helps me target the medical/patho-physiological cells, structures, and processes that are involved with any illness. Also, my understanding of the importance of preventative medicine fuels my belief in the need for preventative/wellness energy healing sessions for our animal companions. Another thing my physical therapy background has given me is a clear understanding of how a concerned family member reacts when a loved one is ill, whether human or animal.
I find animal Reiki is a great way to connect with all animals. Reiki has helped me find balance, joy, compassion, peace, and gratitude each day. With each new animal I meet, I am humbled by their capacity to love. They inevitably inspire me and teach me something new in each session. Animals are such amazing souls. I am truly grateful to be able to be of service to my animal friends. Animal Reiki has helped me complete the circle of healing from one soul to another.
My love of helping others was not only confined to animals; I have always been drawn to helping people. When the time came to choose a major for college, I was torn between veterinarian and physical therapist. I have worked in the healthcare field as a physical therapist and wound care specialist for almost 20 years in a variety of settings. I have truly enjoyed helping people heal, but found myself missing working with my animal friends.
In 2014, I wanted to reconnect with animal healing and became a Usui Reiki Master specializing in animal Reiki. I have found that my medical background is a huge asset in truly focusing the energy when an animal is ill. My background helps me target the medical/patho-physiological cells, structures, and processes that are involved with any illness. Also, my understanding of the importance of preventative medicine fuels my belief in the need for preventative/wellness energy healing sessions for our animal companions. Another thing my physical therapy background has given me is a clear understanding of how a concerned family member reacts when a loved one is ill, whether human or animal.
I find animal Reiki is a great way to connect with all animals. Reiki has helped me find balance, joy, compassion, peace, and gratitude each day. With each new animal I meet, I am humbled by their capacity to love. They inevitably inspire me and teach me something new in each session. Animals are such amazing souls. I am truly grateful to be able to be of service to my animal friends. Animal Reiki has helped me complete the circle of healing from one soul to another.
***REMEMBER -ANIMAL REIKI CAN SUPPLEMENT VETERINARY CARE IN MANY WAYS BUT ANIMAL REIKI IS NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR GOOD VETERINARY CARE! WHEN THERE IS A MEDICAL CONCERN, ALWAYS CONSULT YOUR VET. ***
