Stress, blood type and dogs
Do people with type A Blood Type have more stressed out dogs?… Read More
Feature article about Anubis Therapy in Psychologies Magazine
in a previous blog post I wrote about the difficulty of being a pioneer. I mentioned a feature article coming up in Psychologies Magazine. I had been invited to give Suzy Walker, editor-in-chief of the magazine, an Anubis session … Read More
Anubis Therapy Pioneer
Problems of Being a Pioneer I am pioneering a new approach for self-development. With Anubis Therapy I am working with our relationship with our dogs. When you work with me I provide a safe space for you to discuss the … Read More
Dogs and counselling. Are dogs replacing counsellors?
Here’s an interesting coincidence about dogs and counselling which I’m having a little fun with and would love to hear your thoughts on! I have been using Google Trends this week. Google Trends allows you to look at usage of … Read More
4 tips to check your dog’s connection to your emotions
Here are four emotions that are good indicators to try with your dog to see how his or her behaviour is linked to you. I have chosen emotions that we typically try and avoid or deny, because they are uncomfortable. … Read More
Why “Knowing Yourself” is important to your dog
This is a video of a discussion between myself and Leah Twitchell, of Canine Core Method, discussing why ‘knowing yourself’ is important to your dog. We talk about how our dogs are affected by our emotions and how we can … Read More
Logan’s Death
It is now 2 ½ months since Logan’s death and it has given me some time to think about it more deeply. We all go through loss in our lives and I think most of us find it difficult. I wanted … Read More
Thank you Logan
Dear LoganThanks for spending time with us. You taught us many things. And just so you know we were listening….Fences will NOT be seen as barriers, just challenges for jumping higherIf you have something to say, then make sure everyone … Read More
DogFest North
What a weekend! Last weekend Hounds Connect were at DogFest North, a cornucopia of dog experiences for you and your dog. It was based in the beautiful grounds of Arley Hall in Cheshire. It’s the first time I’ve had a stand at … Read More
Dogs and human emotions in therapy sessions
IntroductionThis is a short description of some of the work I have been doing with my own dogs, studying dogs and human emotions. The work has involved fellow therapists studying the relationship between our emotions and the dogs’ behaviour. BackgroundI had … Read More