Princess, my blue Persian is a cat who continually runs across our busy road and loves hanging out in drain near our property.  The grass is long and is a home for lots of snakes.  Princess was not a particularly affectionate cat since my roommate moved out 12 months before.  After our session with Liza, Princess has gone to the edge of the road but has never run across it since.  Her fascination with the drain has gone.  She is much more loving with me.  Apparently she felt quite abandoned when my roommate left and afraid to get close to me incase I left her too.  Princess also told me she really liked my new boyfriend.  I have since let this love blossom and the three of us are very happy. 

Sylvia C.

My young dog Felix barks constantly at anything or anyone or often for no reason at all.  I would never have believed I could shut him up.  Liza talked to him and also showed me a technique to quieten him.  Immediately he began to relax and no longer barks continually.  My other German Shepherd Brutus had been moody and standoffish since I brought Felix home to live with us.  Liza told me Brutus was never asked whether he wanted a companion and felt really put out about it.  After listening to Brutus’ complaints and apologizing for not asking him if he wanted another dog in the house, his personality took a dramatic turn.  They both play together now, and our home is much more peaceful.

Susan Mackay

Starlite is my beautiful 14 year old mare.  She has had 4 different owners before I bought her.  I have been too afraid to ride her as she has thrown me off twice.  Liza spent time listening to Starlite’s past and reassured her that she will staying with us for the rest of her life.  She also explained how dangerous it is for me if she throws me off.  I now hum a little tune before I get in the saddle(Liza’s idea) and I’m thrilled to say Starlite and I have enjoyed many rides together without incident.

Lillian Albright

Buffy my 11 year old Pekinese had a terrible ulcer on her eye that the vet wanted to cut into. She also had some heart problems.   No medication seemed to be working.  I had changed vets when my local vet left. Liza mentioned that Buffy called the new vet ‘the executioner’.  It’s interesting  that everytime I have been to the new vet, he would tell me Buffy was old and don’t expect her to live much longer.  Buffy is now nearly 12, her eye has healed without medical intention, her heart beats strong and she seems to have a new lease on life.  I play Liza’s CD regularly for myself and Buffy.  It is very relaxing and has made a big difference to Buffy’s separation anxiety. Strangely enough, I am able to understand her a lot better.  Thank you Liza.

Mary B

I have a python called Montezuma.  He became very timid with me and I couldn’t figure out why.  He told Liza my father hated him and he didn’t trust him.  I talked to dad about it and told him he can’t be putting out that bad feeling towards Montezuma.  Dad was shocked that a snake could know about feelings and admitted he didn’t like my snake.  Since then dad has made an effort to accept Monte as part of our family.  He may dislike snakes, but he actually says hello to Monte now.   Montezuma slithers around the house much more confidently now and lets me pat his head again.

Mark Ryder

I have seven indoor cats.  There has often been trouble and fights between them.  They all have such different personalities.  Liza has worked with them on two occasions now.  I can’t believe how much better they are all getting on.  There is still some hissing occasionally, but the cat fights have finished.  I understand their different personalities a lot better now.

Mrs Thelma Atkinson

My chickens have suffered and been killed by quolls for years.  I built a chicken coop like a maximum security gaol, yet the quolls keep getting killed by these hungry marsupials.  Liza asked Bob our rooster how they were getting inside.  Within 10 seconds Bob told her exactly where the tiny hole under the fence was.  It was covered by a clump of grass and not visible to anyone.

Mark Sheriff

Harriet our Springer/Spaniel cross has always been frantic when we take her in the car.  It is also difficult in our boat.  She jumps out of it into the water and swims away every chance she gets.  Boating has become very stressful.  We spend most of the day chasing the dog in the ocean.  Liza talked to Harriet After our treatment with Liza there was an immediate change in the way she was acting in our car.  The day after the session we took her in the boat.  We were both very surprised.  Harriet sat quietly and only went swimming when we told her she could.  Since then she has never jumped off the boat swum off on her own without our permission.  It has made a huge difference in our lives as we drive a lot and use our boat nearly every weekend.  Thank you Liza.

John and Robyn