FAQ: Heal With Your Dog

Q: Do you train dogs or coach humans?
A: Both. This work focuses on clear structure, practical guidance, and steady leadership for the whole system. When people gain clarity and consistency, dogs respond more reliably and change lasts.

Q: What kinds of issues do you work with?
A: Puppy raising, rescue transitions, reactivity, guarding, separation challenges, and general safety concerns. I also work with professionals navigating stress, change, or uncertainty, as those factors often affect outcomes as well.

Q: How do I get started?
A: Start by filling out the contact form. From there we will determine whether a short call, an initial consult, or ongoing coaching support is the best next step.

Q: Can I book just one session?
A:  Some clients benefit from a single consult, but most progress comes from ongoing guidance and effort over time. After the initial consult we'll discuss whether continued coaching makes sense for your goals.

Q: Do you work remotely?
A:  Yes, my work is primarily remote. Ongoing coaching allows for consistent oversight, early course correction, and practical guidance before small issues become costly ones.

Q: Do you help other professionals too?
A: Yes.  Much of my work is with professionals seeking clarity, diagnostics, and systems-level guidance beyond basic conventional training models.

Q: Can I ask a quick question?
A: Yes. Start by filling out a brief contact form. From there you will have the option to schedule a short call if that's helpful.

Q: What does a nervous system first approach mean?

A:  It means behavior is addressed through regulation and clarity, not pressure or quick fixes. When the system is stable, training becomes more predictable, efficient, and sustainable.