Animal Raindrop Technique
Applying a technique proven to help energetically balance the body physically and emotionally, we can help our furry and feathered companions by giving them the opportunity to live their best lives. This is similar to the Raindrop Technique used in humans but adapted for those with paws, claws, and hooves. Essential oils are applied in a specific method based on the Lakota Indian healing ritual.
What a session looks like.
An animal raindrop session varies depending on the species of animal being worked on and what they will allow. The goal of the session is to provide a calm relaxing environment that fosters the balancing of the body. Here are some videos of working on different species.
Here is a short video of a goat receiving the Raindrop Technique. With non-companion animals its easier to let them take the breaks they need and allow them to come back to finish their session in sections.
The most relaxed chicken receiving a Raindrop. This hens falls asleep during her session.
Animal Raindrop Technique
Read more about Raindrop Technique here. There is very little difference in how the animals are anointed with the oils compared to humans. Often times because animals are naturally more open with their emotions and willingness to be balanced we see very visual cues the animals are letting go of emotional or physical blocks. Animals suffer from the same emotions just like humans: anxiety, fear, aggression and phobias are just a few. This technique can be modified for any and all animals, you can see a variety of clients I have had sessions with.
Peanut thanking me after our session
Peanut during our session
Peanut so relaxed
Big Piggie getting a session in
Love my piggy clients
Baby piggy feet need attention too
Goats love Animal Raindrop Sessions as well
Loving the smell of the oils we us
A goat client getting work done on their hooves
I think the goat love Raindrops as much as I do!
They eat while I work.
Hairy hooves
Post raindrop selfie
Cats are special clients but their results are amazing
We can analyze the way the hair separates to determine the meridian and ting points out of balance.
Little canine companion client
Cows even tolerate being loved on with oils
Chickens are so welcoming of raindrops
This hen actually fell asleep during her session
Another post raindrop goat selfie