ANIMAL COMMUNICATOR: FAYE FLETCHER
Animal communicator, Faye Fletcher has over twenty years’ experience in animal communication – both domestic and wild. Her private practice is based in Australia – but she can assist anyone in the world who can send a photo of their pet.
Initially trained in the US, Faye is also a graduate of the UK-based intensive, one-year exam-assessed ‘Animal Communication Training Program [Professional ACT 2]’.
HOW DOES FAYE ‘COMMUNICATE’ WITH ANIMALS?
Faye uses a form of interspecies animal telepathy. Wait! This is not as ‘way out there’ as it sounds. This animal communication practice has been embraced for hundreds of years by a large range of cultures – with strong evidence to support it.
VALIDATION: EVIDENCE OF ACCURACY
Faye’s special ‘validation’ approach is what attracts many clients to her service. She proves to you that she can communicate with your pet. But it is the extraordinary outcomes that have her clients returning – and wanting to learn more about animal communication.
US TRAINING & EXPERIENCE
Twenty years ago, while living in Lake Tahoe (California), Faye studied through an 'Animal & Nature Engagement program' with the American Indian expert: Tu Bears. The training was through Sweat Lodge, Vision Quest, and other ceremonies and experiences. During this time Faye also volunteered at the South Lake Tahoe Wildlife Program where wild animals were rehabilitated and returned to their natural habitat.
UK TRAINING & EXPERIENCE
In 2013 Faye graduated from the intensive one-year ‘Animal Communication Training Program [Professional ACT 2]’ based in the UK. The course demanded a series of exams with assessment by four highly-qualified professionals: a vet, a behavourist, an animal welfare representative, an animal trainer. Faye also volunteered at London’s Mane Chance Sanctuary for rescued and abused horses.
WORLDWIDE CLIENT BASE
Faye's practice is carried out via Skype and phone so she has had clients from all over the world - including the US, UK, Spain, Hong Kong, Indonesia and Australia.
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