Get the gift of a flower essence with an animal communication appointment in February

Feb. 9, 2012 - PRLog -- Maureen Harmonay of Animal Translations is offering a special gift, in honor of Valentine's Day, to all current and prospective clients who schedule an animal communication consultation during the month of February, 2012.  For each standard consultation, Maureen will include a complimentary flower essence of the client's choice, from the Green Hope Farm Animal Wellness Collection.

Maureen is a professional animal communicator who works primarily with cats, dogs, and horses.  She often recommends flower essences to the caretakers of her animal clients for problems such as separation anxiety, jealousy, neediness, litter box issues, introductions of new pets into the family, transitions to new homes, recovery from physical and emotional injuries, and to support older animals during the aging process.

"I have found that specially formulated flower essences can often be extremely useful as an adjunct to my sessions with animals who may need some extra help in coping with difficult situations, shifting out of problem behaviors, or adjusting to new circumstances," Ms. Harmonay said.  "I often recommend them as a form of 'aftercare' for my animal clients.  In particular, the 22 unique blends from Green Hope Farm's 'Animal Wellness Collection' are gentle, alcohol-free, and, in my experience, quite effective.

Maureen usually charges $90 for a consultation that includes a recommended flower essence, but in February, her clients will receive the essence as a gift when they pay for a standard $75 session.

New or existing clients who would like to request a consultation with Maureen for one or more of their animals can do so by visiting the Animal Translations website http://www.animaltranslations.com.

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Maureen Harmonay is a professional Animal Communicator who uses telepathy and compassion to communicate with animals to resolve behavioral problems, ease transitions, and enhance people's bonds with their creature companions. She publishes a free monthly eNewsletter, What's Up With Animals?

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