TESTIMONIALS

What others are saying

"AIM has truly changed both my personal life and my work with animals"

Working with animals has always been central to my life, from competing in hunter jumper to working with many species, including horses, dogs, dolphins, and wildlife. When I first heard about the Animal Intuitive Method (AIM), I knew it was something I needed to learn. Tuning into the animal’s nervous system and letting the body guide the session aligns deeply with how I believe animals should be supported.

AIM clearly shows where the body is out of balance without needing every detail, which removes pressure and keeps me grounded. It has helped me look beyond surface behaviors to the deeper causes and has transformed both my personal life and my work. Seeing animals become calmer, healthier, and more regulated is incredibly rewarding. If you feel drawn to AIM, trust it — it can truly change animals’ lives.

- Michal Russell, AIM Practitioner

“When an animal invites you in, it can feel like they’re saying — ‘Where have you been?’”

Growing up in Alberta surrounded by horses, rodeo, and livestock, animals have always been at the center of my life. Over time, I realized that conventional approaches didn’t always meet the needs of sensitive or high stress animals, which led me to explore new ways of understanding them.

When I discovered the Animal Intuitive Method (AIM), it aligned perfectly with what I had already sensed that our thoughts, energy, and emotional state deeply affect animals. I was especially amazed by how accurately remote sessions revealed real imbalances and how quickly animals responded, even releasing tension and emotion during the process.

Learning AIM has changed not only how I support animals but also how I navigate my own life. I trust my intuition more, stay more regulated, and feel better equipped to help animals find balance and comfort alongside their veterinary care.

If you feel drawn to AIM, follow that curiosity. It can open a powerful path to improving animals’ quality of life.

-Jen Dobson AIM Practitioner