Deanna's Animal Communication: Yeti

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I book a session with you?
A:
1) To find an available session time click the link above. If a desired time is not available please email me to see if there is any flexibility in my schedule.

2.) Once your session is scheduled email your questions, photos of your animal(s) and a phone number to reach you to: talks2animals (at) gmail dot com.

3) Pay for your session by selecting the appropriate button.

All three steps must be complete in order for a session to occur. Thanks! I know it's a lot!

Q: Once my session is booked then what happens?
I will call you at the phone number you provided on the scheduled date and time. Appointments are scheduled U.S. Eastern Standard Time so please calculate your schedule time accordingly.

Q: How do I pay for the session?
A: Payments are processed through Pay Pal. You do not need a Pay Pal account. Pay Pal accepts credit cards, personal check or Pay Pal. If you prefer not to use pay pal please contact me to discuss additional payment methods.

Q: What if I'm not satisfied with the session?
A: Contact me within 24 hours of the session and you will receive a 90% refund. (The remaining 10% covers Pay Pal service charges and serves to honor my time and effort.)

Q: How should I prepare for my session?
A: I recommend preparing a list of questions in advance in order of priority. Questions provide focus and help facilitate a deeper, more satisfying session.

To begin the session it is most helpful to have you provide as much information you can regarding your questions and concerns. I will then get quiet and ask your animal for his/her thoughts, opinions and feelings on these matters.

Q: What do you need to conduct the session?
A: Clients email me photos prior to the session. It is helpful to see the animal's face, especially his/her eyes.

Q: Where and how are the sessions held?
A: Sessions are done over the phone. Your animal can go about his/her business during the session.

Q: My animal friend recently died. How soon can I have a session?
A: I have been able to communicate with animals through out the transition process. I have worked with animals who were actively dying. I have also worked with animals who crossed over within a few hours.

Q: Can you read more than one animal during a session? And if so, does each animal cost extra?
My fee is based on the length of the appointment and not the number of animals. I suggest reading no more than 2 animals in a half hour session.

Q: How accurate are your readings?
I wrote an entry about accuracy in readings and welcome you to view it by clicking here.

Sunday, January 18, 2009

Yeti

Happy Birthday to Yeti! He will be turning one on January 27th. Yeti is still adjusting to being in physical form and as a result can be a tad skittish. One of the issues I was asked to address was his nervousness around grooming. His owner told me that she was trying to help Yeti become more comfortable with the idea of getting his nails clipped by watching while she clipped the nails of her other two dogs who sat calmly for the procedure. At one point she placed the clippers on the ground so Yeti could see that they were harmless... he slowly approached them...then snatched them up and ran away with them! Hopefully our session will help Yeti feel more centered and secure in the world. Occasionally I meet animals who I sense it is their first incarnation and this felt true with Yeti.

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Sunday, January 18, 2009

Yeti

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