Animals Healing Humans
Sharing the stories of how people benefit from the therapeutic contact of animals, especially dogs and horses. This book also explains how you can get involved and experience animal healing for yourself, or family and friends.
Discover the profound healing power of animals in this captivating exploration of the bond between humans and their furry companions. Dive deep into illustrated case studies and heartfelt testimonies that showcase the transformative effects of therapeutic interactions with animals, particularly dogs and horses.
I’m writing a non-fiction book (Animals Healing Humans) that shows how animal therapy offers solace to people grappling with emotional and psychological challenges, such as anxiety and depression, and living with mental challenges such as dementia.
The book is designed for a diverse audience, from curious readers to industry professionals. It provides a comprehensive understanding of how animals enrich our lives. It equips readers with practical tools and resources to integrate animal therapy into personal and community settings, making it an invaluable guide for families, retirement homes and educational institutions.
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The Dragon Tapestries
The Dragon Amulet
The first in the series.
Meet Cadi as she journeys through time to realise her calling as a dragon keeper, discovers more about herself than she would ever has wished, and finds the true magic of dragon breath. And, falls in love with an immortal being.
A short taster:
It was twilight, that soft evening light of late September. Cadi walked along the lane, looking for bats and maybe the last of the summer swallows.
Orson ran alongside, stopping to sniff at the long grass verges. Occasionally scaring a field mouse with his canine nose entering its tiny world.
Cadi reached for the amulet, wondering at the heat it was emitting. Was that the dragon breath warming the stone or just the latent heat of the day?
She still wasn’t very good at this, and knew the dangers of mistakes. They had already cost one life.