Can You Communicate with Your Cat?
Curious if you can connect with your pet? What kind of Animal Communicator are you? New to animal communication? No problem, everyone starts somewhere. Today Michelle Fern welcomes animal communicator Danielle MacKinnon to discover how you can intuitively communicate with your cat! Michelle finds out why her cat, Charlotte has been acting out. You don’t want to miss this fun episode!
BIO:
Danielle MacKinnon, is an animal communicator, intuitive, Soul Level Coach® and the bestselling author of Soul Contracts: Find Harmony and Unlock Your Brilliance (Beyond Words, 2014,) and Animal Lessons: Discovering Your Spiritual Connection with Animals (Llewellyn, 2017).
Danielle is also the creator of the Soul Level Animal Communication® method for intuitive connection with animals in which animals give both physical and energy information to their owners that assists the owner in healing themselves.
She has been featured in Conversations with Maria Menounos, Worth Magazine, The Boston Globe, Miami Herald, The San Francisco Chronicle, NH Chronicle, WMUR, and Worth to name a few. Best Psychic Mediums has named Danielle to their top 10 list and she has been named one of the “Top 100 American Astrologers and Psychics,” according to world renowned psychic researcher, Paulette Cooper. Danielle’s laid back personality paired with her accessible approach to intuitive work with animals and people has been well received by audiences around the globe.
One of the most influential animal communicators in the United States, Danielle is the go-to animal communication educator at the Omega Institute, the Kripalu Center and many other globally recognized teaching and wellness institutions. Her school, the Danielle MacKinnon School , has helped to make the field of animal communication more globally visible than ever and her newest book, Animal Lessons continues to help thousands of people transform their lives with the help of their animals, every day.
Danielle’s books have been translated into ten languages (and growing). She lives in Massachusetts with her husband (a scientist), and her dog, Tuukka (and they all miss their son who recently started college).
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