For Veterinary Professionals

Healing Touch for Animals^® (HTA) can be integrated into holistic and traditional veterinary practices. HTA is a service that can easily be applied by veterinarians, technicians or HTA Practitioners to promote the health and well-being of animals. Healing Touch for Animals^® workshops introduce HTA Techniques to workshop participants and demonstrate how HTA and energy-medicine can be easily used in a veterinary practice. During the workshop participants are guided through different exercises to experience energy-medicine for themselves.

Healing Touch for Animals® has been approved by The American Association of Veterinary State Boards (AAVSB), Registry of Approved Continuing Education (RACE) committee as a provider of Continuing Education Credit to veterinarians and veterinary technicians across the country.

The Healing Touch for Animals® course meets the requirements for a varied amount of hours of continuing educations credit in jurisdictions which recognize the AAVSB RACE approval; however participants should be aware that some boards have limitations on the number of hours accepted in certain categories and/or restrictions on certain methods of delivery of continuing education.

Physiological Response of Energy Healing Graphic

Learn more about the Physiological Response provided by HTA Techniques.

Examples of how Healing Touch for Animals^® can help:

Preventative Health Care
Veterinary Care Support
Injuries / Illness
Physical Trauma
Emotional Trauma
Recovery from Surgery
Birthing Process
During Euthanasia
Behavioral Issues
Abandonment / Abuse
Stress Management
Connecting / Bonding
Training
Focus for Competition

A Veterinarian Uses HTA to Help Chessie the Cat

By Brooke Ferguson D.V.M., Raleigh, North Carolina

Dr. Brooke Ferguson (right) at HTA Workshop

I first learned about Carol Komitor's Healing Touch for Animals® (HTA) classes about four years ago and had no reservations about following my heart and traveling to Colorado on several occassions to learn about something new and exciting. Since this time, I have been greatly rewarded with numerous deeply meaningful healing experiences. The most profound was when my twin sister told me her cat, Chessie, was losing weight and not eating well. I was hoping it was hyperthyroidism but had in my mind renal failure, diabetes, cancer or heart disease as other causes. When her bloodwork came back, I had never seen anything worse in my seven years of practice. Her kidney enzymes were higher than any I'd ever seen and she was clinically severely depressed and dehydrated.

I prepared Ann for the worst and gave Chessie a very poor prognosis based on past experiences with other acute renal failure cases. I only expected a few days of life and recommended euthanasia when the time was right. We kept Chessie on intravenous fluids and did all the known supportive therapies I had been taught in school. But mostly, I started the first of several sessions using HTA Techniques with her. I used several different techniques taught in Carol's classes and Chessie responded with remarkable improvement and a sparkle came back into her eyes. She soon regained her appetite and her feisty personality began to come back. She swatted me a few times to let me know when she had had enough HTA for the day.

After about three weeks, she developed respiratory distress (a complication from anemia, fluid therapy and vascular damage). Radiographs also indicated a possible mass in her chest. I continued to use HTA Techniques in person on the weekends and I did distance healing during several weekdays. She again improved markedly and her respiratory distress almost completely resolved. She continued to do well for about two more months.

Next, she became constipated and could not defecate well. We treated her medically and she improved somewhat but was still not going regularly. Ann called and said it had been several days since she had last defecated. I came up that weekend and did the Ultrasound and Magnetic Clearing Techniques and within five minutes, she was digging in the litter box. Overnight, she defecated several times all over the house. (No worries, anywhere was fine with Ann).

She did well for a few more days but then developed neurological problems from the toxin buildup in her system. We knew the time was right and euthanized her at home. She was a remarkable cat. A strong, brave, courageous cat with a heart that was limitless. I learned so much from her throughout the experience. I will never forget her or the experience I had and the healing power of Healing Touch for Animals®. Thank you so much, Carol, for showing me your compassionate teachings and for helping me fulfill my heart's desire to help animals. I am eternally grateful.

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