Aidan Pomeroy Alternative Practitioner

Aidan Pomeroy Alternative Practitioner She works with humans and animals creating change.

Intuitive, creative and spiritual with a medical background, Aidan Pomeroy is
a Havening, NLP and Psych K® practitioner with certifications in Equine Assisted Learning and Angelic Reiki. Qualifications:
Havening Practitioner, Center for Havening Research and Training, Inc, 2021
Angelic Reiki Level 1 and 2, Tania Smith, 2019
Certified in PSYCH K® Basic Workshop, Potent Minds, 2020
Component 1 an

d 2 of National Certificate Companion animal services, Delta Institute of Australia, 2018
Silver Low stress Handling Certificate, Low Stress Handling University, 2018
Certificate in Land Based skills, Agribusiness, 2015
National Certificate in Vet Nursing, CPIT 2015
Certified in Equine Assisted Learning, Equine Psychotherapy Australia, 2014
Introduction to Kinesiology, Life Time Learning, 2012
Certified Neuro Linguistic Programming, Life Time Learning, 2011
Reconnective Healing Level III, Eric Pearl, 2010
Reconntive Healing with Animals Workshop, Renee Coltson, 2010
Reconnective healing Level I and II, Eric Pearl, 2010
Bachelor of Design (Visual Arts), CPIT, 2006
Certificate of Makeup and Design Production, D&A, 2004

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Introduction

I am deeply passionate about animals and canine behaviour. From my experience as a Vet Nurse, working in the dog training and daycare industries I have found that there is a massive hole in traditional behaviour modification. It struggles t to deal with humans and animals emotions and trauma quickly and effectively.

On a personal level I experienced this myself with my own dog Malcolm. I struggled with his reactivity for 5 years despite seeing four excellent trainers.

What I found was that my emotions and actions were as out of control as his. For example: if I was out walking him, saw another and thought it would approach, then my body would instantly “switch on” and panic.

How could I expect my dog to do well when I wasn't? I also knew that it would take me at least 20 positive experiences before I would be able to relax, believe that he was ok and to start to recondition my mind.