Beata has built a strong reputation and client base from all over the globe. 70-80% of her animal communication sessions are long distance. Clients include people and their animals companions from all walks of life.

The animals Beata has ‘spoken’ with span all manner of species – cats, dogs, horses, lizards, rabbits, sea-lions, goats, pythons, elephants, hawks, primates and so many more.

She has been called upon to work with many animals including those at zoo’s & sanctuaries, and has worked closely with a number of veterinarians and trainers; as well as several animal welfare organizations that have included H.E.A.R.T., Pet Patrol, Rottweiler Rescue, Pantry Four Paws, the OSPCA a several others.

Beata and Keisha have also been regular volunteers with the St. John Ambulance Therapy Dog Program.

Beata’s insights have benefited people and their animals with behavioral challenges, health concerns, lost and found, performance & training issues and strives to contribute to reestablishing harmony & understanding in our interspecies relationships. She collaborates with several veterinarians has also been featured in The National Post, Dogs in Canada Magazine , Wholelife Magazine and The Globe and Mail. She has been interviewed on Radio 640’s “The Amazing Pet Program”, KOOL FM, the CBC Ontario Morning Show, “The Motts” on CFRB Talk Radio, EZ Rock Toronto, CKCO Television and Rogers Television. Beata lectures and teaches at many different holistic and animal related organization events including Inner-Access 101 and the Ontario Association of Veterinary Technicians Annual Conference. As well, she is a certified Regressional Therapy facilitator although the animal communication work has taken the majority of her time & passion. She teaches workshops on Animal Communication skills throughout the year.

later this year. She strongly believes that everyone has the ability to communicate with animals. As Beata says “It’s just a matter of opening your heart and remembering how to listen. Making Animal Communication once again our ‘Second Nature.’ ”

Animal Communication is a forgotten skill. In this present age of technology and the cell phone, h uman beings have misplaced their ability to communicate with their fellow creatures in a profound and natural way that promotes a harmonious relationship.

Our animal companions can indeed tell us how they are feeling on so many different levels. An animal never does anything without a reason, even if we do not understand what that reason is. The result of communicating with our animal companions can ultimat ely result in a more understanding & balanced relationship for all concerned.