Wigglebeat, Ljubljana (2025)

12/12/2025

Knowledge of healing herbs is something that, I believe, gets passed down through generations 🧺🪻🌿

One of my mom’s passions is picking flowers and herbs in the mountains, drying them, and turning them into tea.
No matter where I am emotionally, her tea always grounds me 🧘🏻‍♀️🤍

As I was wrapping a Herbal Ball the other day, it hit me:
I’m now working with healing herbs, too. I’m combining my knowledge, my mom’s, my grandmother’s, and the generations before us, and bringing it into the dog world 🐶🐾 a beautifully full-circle moment 🥹🤍

If you want to learn how to make your first wellness tool for your dog and which herbs work best for different conditions, join me this Sunday for the group program Herbal Ball Therapy for Dogs.

Send me your email in DMs and I’ll send you the invite 🥰✨

04/12/2025

Today I’m addressing different life stages in dogs 🤍

How can Herbal Ball Therapy support each stage of your dog’s life? 🐾

Next Sunday, December 14, I go live with Herbal Ball Therapy for Dogs, my online group program, where I’ll teach you how you can support your dog at home with this amazing ritual 🐶🌸

Send me your email in my DMs if you’d like to join 🪷

30/11/2025

I’ve received quite a few questions about Herbal Ball therapy 🌸

So over the next few days I decided to share the key benefits you can offer your dog with this beautiful technique 🐶🤍

On December 14th, we’re going live with my Herbal Ball group program where you’ll learn:

🦴 the fundamentals of Herbal Ball therapy
🦴 which herbs are best for specific conditions
🦴which points and areas on your dog’s body need Herbal Ball application the most
🦴 how to create your own Herbal Ball at home.

Send me your email in my inbox and I’ll share all the details with you 🐾

20/11/2025

Just today, I had a conversation with one of my clients. She said:

“I could do even more and better for my dog, but we’re both doing our best, without heavy effort that would drain us, to make her life as comfortable and stress-free as possible…”

That’s EXACTLY it 🤍

Being aware that your lightness and ease are the best gifts you can give your dog 🙏🏼

(And honestly, she’s already a role model in how she cares for her sweet dog 😉 what I love most is that she really understands how much her energy affects her dog.)

You don’t need to do more. Quite the opposite, actually. Let go 🤍✨
 Your dog invites you to pause, connect with yourself and with them, and enjoy the small, simple moments that make life even more beautiful 🐾

05/11/2025

Snuggling together on a couch? 🫠♥️

Then you’re in the perfect position to try this spot 🐶

➡️ The calming T is an acupressure point you can easily find on the front of your dog’s head 🪷

By gently pressing this point, you can slow your dog’s heart rate, stimulate the release of endorphins (natural painkillers, by the way!) and lower your dog’s blood pressure.

Don’t worry if you’re not sure exactly where to press. Start with slow, and gentle strokes along the T-line and see how your dog responds ✨

30/10/2025

I have a challenge for you 🎃⬇️

Don’t give your dog treats “just because”. Let’s train their brains and nurture our hearts 🧠🫀✨

Over the next few days, whenever you want to give your dog a treat, or when they ask for one, make sure they do something for it 💫

Take 10 min (we all have that much time for our dogs, right?) dedicated to them ONLY 🐶🐾 to refresh a trick they enjoy, teach a new one, play hide & seek, or do some fitness with yoga blocks and strengthening exercises together, anything 🤗

This time is for both of you, it’s limited, and most of all, it’s super precious ♥️

Believe me, more than a pile of treats, your dog values your time together. That’s the most precious gift we can give each other 🌍♥️

Let the coming days, as we take time off, be filled with that kind of togetherness in your home 🏡🐾

18/10/2025

“Awww, every time I start petting my dog, he rolls over and wants me to rub his belly! He just loves belly rubs so much! 😍”

Not always, ma’am. If he always does that it might actually mean quite the opposite ⬇️

If your dog feels pain in the lower back, they may roll over to prevent you from touching that area. It’s their way of protecting themself to feel even more pain ⚡️

It’s true that they show you their belly, but that’s often just a distraction 🫢

➡️ In my Beginners Online Course, you’ll learn safe, specific touch techniques that help you work through your dog’s whole body and notice if there’s an area they’re guarding 🤍

That way, you can spot irregularities early, visit the vet sooner if needed, and most importantly, help your dog instead of letting them hide his pain.

15/10/2025

…except when we keep it trapped inside the cage we call our body.

That may sound a bit harsh. Our body is a cage? 🤔

Yep and I don’t want to sugarcoat it. Our body is meant to be breathable and flowing, that is its natural state. However, with all the external stimuli we face daily, our body simply responds in the best way it can in the given moment.

If we don’t slow down to process emotions properly, they start piling up inside, locked behind the walls of our body, until there’s so much tension that the body cries out and demands our attention (aka disease or imbalance in our health).

Sympathetic dominance (the constant fight-or-flight response) is a massive pandemic nowadays, and most people don’t even realize they’re stuck in it. Just imagine what that does to your mind and body 😵‍💫

➡️ Today I want to hear from YOU ♥️ do you take time to care for yourself? With a massage, a conversation, asking for help, therapy, or simply a sauna session where you stop and breathe?

13/10/2025

POV: You have your sweet dog, everything flows in perfect rhythm, and you’re having the best time ever 🤍✨

You’re not worried about anything, because nothing seems out of the ordinary.

➡️ But do you know which issues your dog might be prone to based on their breed, body type, or daily habits?

What can you expect in the next few years?

We humans often seek solutions only when pain is already present. For example, we visit a dentist only when a tooth starts hurting 🦷⚡️ yet we still brush our teeth every day!

How do you take care of your dog to avoid future issues?

💁🏻‍♀️ Book a FREE 15-min introductory 1 on 1 session with me, and let’s take a look together at what to expect.

What’s next?

Get a personalized home care plan to help your dog stay balanced and prevent future issues 🐶🤍🪷

12/10/2025

Jumping on the couch-off the couch, in the car-out of the car, chasing a ball (oh, I hope there’s as little of that as possible! 🫢), going for walks, carrying the merry-go-round of your emotions, and at the same time being the best guardian in the world 🥇✨

Oh geez, I can’t remember the last time I was active in so many ways without my body and mind needing regeneration! 🥵

➡️ As much activity as your dog gets, do you offer them the same amount of recovery?

When was the last time you gave your dog the restoration they need?

If you can’t remember, I’d be happy to help and make sure this upcoming week is different. Your dog deserves it 🤍

I opened a few spots for in-home dog massage in October. DM me to book 🐶🪷

09/10/2025

Also, it can hide even the smallest changes in her body, yikes! 😬⁠
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As dog owners, we know what kind of rubs our dogs like most, and we give them as much as we can, right? 🫠♥️⁠
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➡️ But by always petting our dogs the same way, we may overlook areas that could show that something is wrong.⁠
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Then 1 year passes. Then another. Then 3 more. And we realize too late that what we missed was right in front of our eyes. And hands!⁠
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📝 Today’s homework:⁠
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Gently palpate your dog all over and answer these questions:⁠
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🦴 Did any areas become warmer / colder while palpating?⁠
🦴 What is the texture of their muscles?⁠
🦴 Is there any tension?⁠
🦴 Do you notice any tender spots?⁠
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Your palpation can do wonders for your sweet dog’s life 🐶🤍

06/10/2025

When I recommend stretching to dog owners, I often hear, “Oh, our dog stretches a lot on its own!”
which is great, but...

➡️ it’s important to know that your dog cannot properly relax certain parts of their body on their own.

Your dog needs your help for quality, effective stretching and most importantly, muscle health 🤍

Loss of flexibility is a major issue that our dogs face. With stretching exercises we:
🦴 keep muscles flexible and prevent injuries
🦴 increase range of motion in joints
🦴 stimulate blood, nutrients & spinal fluid flow
🦴 flush toxins from the body.

Want to incorporate stretching exercises into your weekly routine? 😉

Sign up for my Beginners Online Course, where I show you step by step how all the most important stretches are done 🐶 follow the link in my bio 🪷

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