A conversation with the animal you love, whether they are still curled up beside you or already crossed. You will hear what they carry, what they remember, and how they see you.
A lifelong ability to hear what an animal carries, remembers, and wants understood.
Twenty-five years in clinical practice, so a session reaches the patterns underneath behavior, and holds the person too.
An evidential medium, for the animals who have crossed and the people who still carry them.
Tell me where you are, and I will show you the way we would work together. Every session is remote, by photo and phone, with a written summary to keep.
Personality, everyday questions, and the emotional patterns underneath. My therapeutic background helps us deepen trust, not only trade messages.
A gentle first meeting. A shorter session to see how this feels, with no expectation that you believe anything before we begin.
When behavior is a message waiting to be understood. We explore the fear, anxiety, or change underneath it, for the animal and for the people who love them.
Love does not end when life does. As an evidential medium, I connect with animals who have crossed, so their love and their wisdom can keep being shared.
Two or three animals, the relationships between them, and how each one feels about their people. Every voice in the household gets a turn.
Support through the final chapter, and through the grief that follows. These sessions do not decide whether euthanasia is right, and do not replace veterinary advice. They offer another layer of understanding, alongside your veterinarian.
Everything, unhurried. A long session covering the full arc of your life together, a detailed written report, and a follow-up within thirty days.
Not sure which one? Write to me and we will find it together.
My experience with Donna Rosenthal and her animal communications gift was other-worldly. I'd always wondered what Beth would sound like if she could speak, and the way she spoke, the timber in her voice, the rhythm, it was like Beth was speaking herself.
I had no idea my horse was so smart!
She rode him for years. She had never once heard him express what he emotionally carried for her, until that afternoon.
He paced the house every night, so I asked him why.
He was grieving the cat who had crossed. Once his mom understood what he was carrying, the pacing stopped.
A home full of rescued dogs and cats, and the wounded butterflies and birds who could no longer fly. I did not have a word for it then. I only knew that when I got quiet, the animals had a great deal to say.
That listening never left. It is still the whole of what I do, now alongside twenty-five years as a licensed clinical psychotherapist, which taught me how to hold what people carry as well as what their animals do. I work with every animal, not only dogs and cats. Birds, horses, reptiles, and the ones who live in barns and fields.
A Remembrance Reading, for anyone grieving an animal they loved and lost. They redeem it whenever they are ready, and there is no expiry on grief.
Among people who love their animals. Gentle on your calendar and soothing to the soul.
Choose a time that suits you. If you are not sure which session fits, write to me first and we will find it together.
Sessions are booked at least 48 hours ahead, so there is time to prepare and hold the space well for you and your animal.
Life happens, and you are always welcome to reschedule or cancel up to 48 hours before your reading. Within 48 hours, a $50 fee helps cover the time already set aside for you.
No. Many people arrive unsure, and that is welcome. You do not have to believe anything before we begin. Come with your questions and see what arrives.
We work by photo and phone. You send a photo of your animal beforehand, we talk at your scheduled time, and you receive a written summary afterward to keep. Distance makes no difference to the connection.
Yes. As an evidential medium, I connect with animals who have crossed. It is a space to reconnect, to hear their love, and to carry the bond forward.
All of them. Dogs and cats, certainly, but also horses, birds, reptiles, and the animals who live in barns and fields. Every animal has something to say.
These sessions do not determine whether euthanasia is the right decision, and they do not replace veterinary medical advice. What they offer is another layer of understanding, alongside your veterinarian, in one of life's most tender times.
Write to me and describe where you are. I will tell you honestly which session fits, or whether now is the right time at all.