Bridging Worlds:
Learn to communicate with animals and discover a whole new way of understanding them.
Awaken Your Inner Communicator
Most people come to animal communication because they want to understand an animal they love.
They want to know what they’re thinking or feeling, ask about something that’s happening, or simply experience what it would be like to have a conversation with them.
Once you learn how to communicate, you’re no longer limited to wondering what an animal might be thinking or trying to interpret everything from the outside. You can ask them.
And what you discover can change the way you understand animals altogether.
That’s what Bridging Worlds is about.
There was a whole world I hadn’t been able to see.
I loved animals long before I learned how to communicate with them, but being able to have conversations with them changed the relationship almost immediately.
The animals who shared my home became partners in it. I could ask what they thought, understand more about what they were experiencing, and include their perspectives in conversations and decisions that affected their lives.
They have rich inner lives, just as we do. They have relationships, preferences, opinions, fears, humor, wisdom, and their own ways of understanding the people and world around them. There was so much I hadn’t known simply because I had never been able to ask.
Communication gave me a way to bridge that distance and experience more of their world. The more I’ve understood, the more compassion and respect I’ve developed not only for animals, but for the life all around us.
That’s what Bridging Worlds means to me.
We get to understand more of their world and, perhaps, bring a little more of their compassion, love, and wisdom into ours.
When you can communicate with animals yourself, you no longer have to wonder what they think, how they feel, or what they want you to understand. You can hear their perspective, include them in the things that affect their lives, and experience for yourself just how much they have to share
Your bridge to their world begins by learning how to communicate.
There’s much more I want to teach you.
Once you know how to communicate, we can build on that foundation and explore more complex situations and advanced skills.
I’ve spent years communicating with animals, and I’m excited to share what I’ve learned with you.
That’s where Exploration Workshops come in.
Each one will give us the chance to focus on a particular area of animal communication, explore its nuances, and help you become an even more capable and confident communicator.
I have plenty of ideas about where we can go, and I want you to help shape that too. The questions you ask, the situations you encounter, and what you’re curious about will help me decide what we explore together.
Some of the areas I’m excited to teach include:
Behavior & Emotional Wellbeing
Explore the questions that can help you understand what may be behind an animal’s behavior, fears, reactions, or changes, and what they want the people around them to know.
Physical Experiences
Develop your ability to receive information about what an animal is experiencing physically and learn how to ask useful questions when health, comfort, or physical changes are part of the conversation.
Aging & End of Life
Learn how to approach conversations about comfort, changing needs, wishes, quality of life, and the questions that arise as an animal reaches the later stages of life.
Animals in Spirit
Learn what to ask, how to trust information you can’t always verify, and how to support someone through an emotional conversation with an animal who has passed.
Relationships
Use communication to uncover what’s causing tension or conflict and find ways to help everyone get along better.
Seeing Through Their Eyes
Experience more of an animal’s world by seeing what they see, sensing what they feel, and receiving information as though you were experiencing it with them.
Helping Lost Animals
Learn how to approach communication when an animal is missing and gather information that may be useful to the people searching for them.
Communicating for Other People
Discover what changes when you’re communicating with someone else’s animal, including how to work with the animal’s person, ask useful questions, share what you receive, and navigate unexpected or difficult information.
You don’t need to plan on becoming a professional animal communicator to explore any of these areas.
What you learn can change how you understand and support the animals you love through the many experiences you share with them.
If you eventually decide you’d like to communicate for other people, incorporate animal communication into work you already do, or work with clients of your own, there will be opportunities to develop those skills too.
You don’t have to learn on your own.
As soon as you enroll in Foundations, you can join the free Practice Partner Directory, where you can connect with other Bridging Worlds learners and find animals and people to practice with.
After Foundations, I’ll also offer Bridging Worlds Practice Series from time to time. These will be guided online gatherings where you can bring questions, get help with anything you’re unsure about, and learn from what other communicators are experiencing as well.
I want Bridging Worlds to give you more than a collection of courses. I want it to give you a place to keep using what you learn, get help when you need it, and continue discovering just how much you’re capable of as an animal communicator.
Ready to begin?
Everything in Bridging Worlds starts with learning how to communicate.
Foundations will give you the skills to have conversations of your own and discover possibilities you may never have imagined.
Hugs & Love,Ellen
From the archives:
A conversation about animal communication
Long before Bridging Worlds, I joined Marilyn Shannon on the Breaking Free Podcast for a conversation about what it's like to communicate with animals.
We talked about how I discovered animal communication, learning to trust what I was receiving, some of the animals and experiences that have stayed with me, and why I believe these abilities are something we can all develop.
If you'd like to spend a little more time with me and hear more about this work, you're invited to listen.
