Bridget’s Animal Communication Workshop

I love teaching this class, and I hope I can again, someday, but this next year is focused on another project, so this is the last Animal Communication course I’ll be teaching for a long time.

That means it needs to be awesome, right? Like all the other ones? Even Better? You got it.

Learn to talk with animals, including:

- The 9 different ways animals communicate
- How animals think differently than people
- How people think and how our thinking patterns get in the way of communication
-Your unique communication strengths
-How to deepen your relationship with your pets
-How to break through the silence and connect deeply with your pet
-The key to talking with wildlife
-How to talk with any animal anywhere
-How to find lost animals
-How to talk with animals that have passed to the other side
and more.

A Most Awesome Side Effect

The majority of my students have found that their intuition has grown in other areas as well, simply by learning how to tune into their animals.

Another Huge Bonus

My dog Olive? yeah, we talk to her. You’ll get a chance to hear her tell you stuff.

Workshop Logistics

The workshop starts Tuesday, October 5th. For 5 consecutive weeks, we’ll meet and practice talking to animals.

Each 2-hour class is repeated in its entirety on the following Saturday morning. For you east coasters and folks overseas, the Saturday make-up class is a great way to take part. Tuesday night’s class starts at 6 pm Pacific, and runs for two hours. The Saturday make-up class starts at 10 am.

If you miss both class times, each class is also recorded and available for you to listen anytime you want.

We use an online teleconference to call in and talk with each other. You do not need a webcam. You do need an internet connection.

Each class also includes an e-book with plenty of information and exercises to further your practice.

In-between classes, we’ll use a facebook page to discuss our results, share our pets’ pictures and keep in touch.

A one-on-one 20-min. mentoring session is also included!

Everybody Can Talk to Animals

I’ve taught hundreds of people to talk with animals. The hardest part is believing you can do it. I know you can.

Join Us

Cost: $200

To join us, visit the workshop page and hit the pay now button. Then, pay via Paypal. You’ll receive a welcome from me, along with information about how to participate.

Questions? Please email me at Bridget@petsaretalking.com. I’d love to hear from you!

As an intuitive animal communicator, I talk with pets of all kinds, and wild animals too. I work with people and their pets to solve behavioral issues and improve their relationships.

Olive and Bridget Pilloud

When I talk with an animal, it’s a multi-media experience.

I hear words.

I see pictures and movies.

Animals send me smells.

They send me tastes (lucky me! I know what fresh mouse tastes like. It is nothing like chicken).

I feel the emotions of animals.

I feel their physical sensations.

It’s always interesting!

Animals tell me about their lives with previous owners. They tell me what they like and don’t like. They tell me how much they love their owners. They tell me the details that matter to them.

Communication Wherever You Live

I’ve got clients from Singapore to Seattle…From Washington D.C. to Wales to Finland.  I can talk with with animals anywhere.  I use phone and Skype primarily to talk with owners.  If you live local to Portland, I work in-person as well.

Hire Me!

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Click on the picture to read them!

Hello, I’m Bridget and this is my good friend, Olive.

I started talking with animals about 7 years ago.

I had a weimaraner named Beaulah who was grieving her first home.

I woke up in the middle of the night and thought, “Why am I awake?”

Then I felt a deep pain in my heart.  I looked over in the dim light and saw Beaulah sitting up on her dog bed.

I heard her say, “What did I do?”

I said “What?”

She said, “What did I do that he made me leave home and come here?”

She had been put into foster care after her owner of 9 years ditched her for a fiance that hated dogs.

“Oh Beaulah!” I said, “That guy was a jerk. You didn’t do anything! You’re our Beaulah and we love you.”

Beaulah sadly settled down and fell asleep.  I sat by her dog bed and thought, “What was that?”

That was the beginning of my journey.  Beaulah lived with us until the ripe old age of 13.  She learned to really love her life with us.

I honed my skills over several years, with over 75 case studies and hundreds of conversations.

Best News Ever

The best news ever is this: we can all do this.

Granted, I talk with hundreds of pets a year. I’ve had a lot of practice.  I am very good at what I do.

But, what I do, you can do. We’re all born with intuitive gifts. Just as we breathe and read and cook, we can use our intuitive skills to help one another.

What I do

I have in-depth conversations with animals.  I do spiritual healing with animals. I help pets and their people to get through the rough spots in their relationships.  I help people when their pets pass away.

I love what I do. I love being able to help people all over the world.  I love to see how well people take care of their pets.  It’s a joy to watch and an honor to support!

I also teach workshops on intuitive animal communication.

My Family

I live with some pretty awesome people.

Here’s my sweetheart Brian.

We have 3 kids: Evan (21), Rubin (19) and Ike (12).

We also have 3 dogs, 3 cats and a horse named Ed.

We live in Portland, Oregon and like to cook, hike, and play board games.

Contact Me

You can reach me at bridget@petsaretalking.com . I’m on twitter @intuitivebridge .

How It Works

We schedule your appointment (usually I’m booked a week or so out. Sometimes more. There’s always room for emergencies).

I start with a list of questions from you and a picture of your pet. Then I tune in and talk with your pet. I keep extensive notes that read like a transcript of the conversation. On the same day, I call you (via phone or skype, your choice) at our agreed-to time. We talk together and I ask any follow-up questions that naturally extend from our conversation.

Typically, I spend about 45 minutes with the pet and another 45 minutes with the owner.

Fees

For an animal communication session, I charge $110.

If your pet is dying or has passed away, I offer a shorter session for $55.

If you are a current client and you want to check in on a pet that I’ve already talked with, I offer a shorter session for $55.

How to Schedule

Simply click on the add to cart button. This will send you to paypal, which will enable you to pay for your consultation using visa, mastercard or paypal.

I will contact you within 24 hours of payment and ask you for your pictures and questions. I’m usually much quicker than 24 hours.

Thank you! I look forward to working with you! And as always, if you have questions, email me here: bridget@petsaretalking.com.

Words cannot express how grateful I am. Bridget has talked with three of my horses, and with one of my mother’s horses. I’m amazed at how well she can capture the personality of each of our horses. She’s been able to talk in-depth with each of them.
I’ve owned my mare, Jasmine for nearly 3 years. Jasmine is quite spooky, and has never been able to get over her fear of new things. We were getting to the point where she was having a hard time just walking around our property. Both Jasmine and I have been mourning the loss of her best friend, my mare Crystal. Bridget was able to help Jasmine with her grief. Jasmine’s anxiety is much lower, and she’s more relaxed.
It was wonderful to hear the thoughts and opinions of my horses. It’s made us much closer than we were before.

-Tasha Vadnais

Tasha and Jasmine

Fletcher

On February 7,2008, my beautiful dog Fletcher died. He was 13. He was my best friend. He was a dog who didn’t realize he was a dog. Fletcher was convinced he was human. His personality and temperament were amazing, I was so blessed to have him in my life.

I belong to a horse rescue forum, where Bridget is also a member. I posted Fletcher’s picture, and Bridget immediately tuned into Fletcher. It was very hard for me to let Fletcher go. Bridget was able to tell me that Fletcher was still with me, staying by my side and helping me with my grief. I asked her to have him tell me some signs that he was with me.

She described Fletcher running through a snow-covered, rocky area with pine trees. This area that she described was one of my and Fletcher’s favorite places. She said that Fletcher was showing her the sun shining through a window. He used to sit on the couch and look out this window watching for us to return home. Bridget described Fletcher putting his paw on my forearm. That was one of his greatest qualities, when I first got him, it was just me and him. When I was having a sad day, he’d sit beside me, put his paw on my arm and his head on my shoulder. It was one of the things that I miss most, his ability to comfort me when I was sad. Finally, she described a scene, where there were a few kids sitting around the dining room table and laughing. My children and I had had a laugh that morning, remembering Fletcher’s ability to eat up anything that fell on the floor.

The next day, I had a reading from a close friend who also is an animal communicator and has been doing it for many. many years, Bridget told me the same things she did and they are two countries apart, it helped to confirm to me what the other was telling me. I take great comfort in knowing that Fletcher is healthy and happy again and still by my side in spirit.

Thanks Bridget, you have no idea what your reading did to help me in my mourning.

-Emma

Sequoia

We adopted Sequoia, our husky-lab mix from a shelter. She is a very sweet dog, but she had a difficult time when people would come to the door. Since my partner and I run a bed-and-breakfast, strangers are a fact of life. Sequoia would bark and then cower and shake. Over the months that we’ve had her, we thought that she’d settle in and feel better, but she didn’t. We felt so sorry for her.

Bridget talked with Sequoia. She told Bridget about her life before us. She had witnessed some terrible child abuse, and felt very guilty that she hadn’t been able to stop it. She thought that we wouldn’t want her if we knew that she hadn’t protected that child. She was worried that if we knew the truth, we wouldn’t love her.
Bridget told Sequoia that she wasn’t responsible for what happened. She let Sequoia know that we didn’t expect her to protect our children from people who come to the house, and that she was safe here with us. Bridget told Sequoia that she could look to us when someone came to the door, and that she could also trust her own heart about whether someone was a good person or not.
She let Sequoia know that Sequoia could speak her truth to us, and that we would still love her, because she’s our Sequoia.
After Bridget talked with her, Sequoia came up to me, sat at my feet and yodeled. It seemed like she was trying to tell me something.
When Bridget came to visit us a few weeks later, Sequoia ran and greeted her at the door, her big tail wagging. Then she flopped on the floor for a good belly scratch.
Since their talk, the change in Sequoia is like night and day. She’s a quiet girl, but she’s happy now. You can see it in her eyes. She likes to play ball in the morning, and she’s much more relaxed when people come to the door.

-Sally Harmon and Amy Jo Maurer

Sequoia and friend

Codi

Bridget is a great animal communicator. She was right on with my rescue horse Codi (CBER Precious). I didn’t think Codi had any problems except for her being insecure. Bridget found that Codi had a hurt tooth and was in pain. Codi’s such a young horse, that at first I didn’t believe Bridget, but sure enough after I looked into it, she had broken the exact tooth that Bridget described.

Bridget let her know that her life now is going to be great. Thanks Bridget for everything. Codi is doing well and is in her second month of training where everyone loves her.

Teresa Heather

Codi

Pittore

Bridget-

Just wanted to share with you quickly the changes in Pittore since your chat with him. He’s nearly a different cat! He has become MUCH more affectionate and cuddly. He’s stopped getting onto the kitchen counters and into the garbage. He plays a bit more with the dogs…chase their tails when they’re feeling waggy! And no more toileting on the carpet, of course!

Anyway, just wanted to share. Thank you once again for your assistance. He seems so happy just knowing that I know and care.

Take Care!!

Sarah Tymeson

Pittore

What is Intuitive Animal Communication?

Intuitive animal communication is the act of exchanging information with an animal through the sharing of energy. Telepathy is the ability to receive and understand that energy cognitively.

Everyone intuitively communicates with their pets. We pick up information all the time about how they’re feeling and what they’re thinking. Most people chalk this up to interpreting their pets’ body language, but there is something deeper going on.

Telepathic information can be received in 8 different ways:

1. Clair-audience: Hearing words

2. Clair-voyance: Seeing pictures, movies and symbols

3.Clair-empathy: Experiencing another’s feelings

4. Clair-cognizance: clear knowledge of a situation or history

5. Touch- experiencing physical sensations (pain, etc.)

6. Taste- experiencing what the animal tastes (not always a pleasant experience!)

7. Smell- experiencing what the animal smells

8. Inner-body experience- when it feels like you’re actually the animal

Do you have to be in the same room with my pet?

No. I have talked with animals across town, across the country and around the world.

How Does That Work?

Energy is not limited by matter.  You experience this when you talk on the phone.  You can talk to someone around the world just by punching in a phone number.

Each animal and person has their own unique energetic frequency. I tune into that frequency.  Pets can be literally anywhere, including on the other side.

If you’re talking to an animal in another country, an animal that doesn’t speak English, do you hear it in English?

I hear it in English.

How can animal communication help me?

Want balance? Want a better relationship?  Want your pet to stop destructive behaviors? Want to support your pet through a hard time? Want help grieving?

These are the main reasons why people seek out an animal communicator.

I work out the rough spots with pets.

Sometimes difficult behavior is just a difference in values.  Your dog doesn’t understand that it’s not okay on jump on people.

Sometimes bad behavior is a sign that something is out of balance.

By including your pet’s opinion in developing a solution to a problem, your odds of a successful outcome are improved.

Other times, you may want to involve your pet in medical decisions. I often work with pets that are going through cancer treatments.  Their owners want to know how they’re doing.

Or perhaps your pet is grieving the loss of another pet.

Or your kid has gone to college and your pet is still looking for him.

Or your pet is dying and you want help with the transition.

Anytime that you are thinking, “Geez, I wish I knew what she would say…” that’s the time to hire an animal communicator.

Can you answer training questions?

Absolutely.  Whether we’re talking about horses, cats, dogs or even birds, I can give you advice about how to teach and reinforce good behaviors.

I like positive training techniques with non-abusive, consistent consequences.

For example, I teach people how to curtail barking, how to get their cats to stop spraying, how to introduce horses, and how to integrate pet households.

If you’ve got a problem, I’ve encountered it with my clients, and I can teach you how to resolve it in your home.

Can you help me find my lost pet?

I’m sorry. I don’t help people look for lost pets.  I’ve done it. I’ve even helped get some home, but I’ve had too many experiences where I found the pet alive and couldn’t get the pet home. Watching an injured or lost pet go through their final days is emotionally difficult. I have instead focused my practice on working with living pets and pets that have passed away.

The Humane Society is an excellent jumping off point for your search. I wish you the very best of luck.

Do you teach animal communication?

Yes. Everybody can learn to talk with their animals.

I teach workshops in-person and online. To learn more, visit here.

Other questions? Click here to email me.

Join me for my Animal Communication workshop online!

For 5 Monday nights, starting on February 1st, 2010 we’ll work together via teleconference to uncover your innate animal communication skills.

You do not need a web cam to participate. You simply need a telephone and an internet connection.

Each class session is repeated every Saturday morning for those who can’t make the Monday session.

The workshop’s cost is $150.

Each workshop starts at 6 pm Pacific and ends at 8 pm Pacific on Mondays. Saturday morning’s class starts at 10 am Pacific and ends at 1 pm Pacific.

Between Mondays, we’ll make friends on the Pets are Talking Intuitive Community.

A one-on-one telephone mentoring session is also included.

For more information, email me at bridget@petsaretalking.com .

To register, hit the add to cart button. It’ll take you to paypal where you can securely pay via a credit or debit card.  If you need to figure out payment options with me, let me know.