The Whisperers’ Way — The Essential Elements: For Teaching and Healing Children and Animals Through Knowledge, Wisdom and Heart

Do you have a child, a dog, a horse, a client, a student, or anyone else in your life that sometimes makes you crazy? Try The Whisperers’ Way! “Whisperers” of dogs, horses, and people all share the ability to handle situations that defy convention. They can turn around “bad behavior” as well as teach effectively. Through careful observation, devoted practice and a deep-rooted sense of service, Whisperers develop expansive knowledge with practical application for even the most difficult and dangerous behavioral cases. In easy-to-understand language for parents, animal owners, and professionals alike, The Whisperers’ Way: Essential Elements presents: * Basic knowledge of behavior, psychology, neurophysiology, nutrition, metaphysics, and relationship dynamics * Strategies for developing your own knowledge base * Techniques to build a strong, healthy relationship * How to “Come from the heart” to apply unconventional techniques appropriately, safely and effectively. * Whisperers’ Tricks to promote bonding, learning and sense of well-being for both student and teacher. (“Look inside” Kindle edition listing for full Table of Contents) “The Whisperers Way” was developed through Dr. Chan’s 40 years of experience and the study of other “whisperers” from many fields. These techniques work with people on the autism spectrum or with learning impairments, addiction issues, or dementia. They also work with aggressive or fearful animals including those in rescue situations. They are the basis of effective parenting and teaching for children and “fur babies” of all abilities and all ages. By forging heartfelt bonds, you can soothe souls and change lives of those you work with as well as benefit your own well-being. Or just stop the dog from barking incessantly. Proceeds from the sales of this book directly support the mission of CETA Foundation! www.asktheanimals.net “Sue Chan has innovative ways of understanding animals” ~ Temple Grandin, author of Animals in Translation “…remarkable and supremely informative! With authority, clarity and compassion, the author presents a guide for interacting with animals–human or nonhuman–empathically and effectively. The Whisperer’s Way offers a wide range of approaches, each rooted in scientific evidence and presented in a readily usable manner. A powerful resource for human and animal medical professionals, psychotherapists, parents…” ~Barbara Natterson-Horowitz, MD, author of “Zoobiquity”, Harvard Medical School, Harvard Department of Human Evolutionary Biology, UCLA Division of Cardiology “Sue’s extensive research has produced a well thought out work that can offer a roadmap to those desiring to ‘connect’ with a wide variety of animals… Congratulations Sue on this accomplishment!” ~Frank Bell, www.HorseWhisperer.com “Sue Chan proved she can transform a boy with trauma from abandonment and abuse into a calmer child who felt safe, trusted and responsible. Her book will help others do the same.” ~Russell Kusama, retired director, Progress Ranch Residential Care Services ABOUT THE AUTHOR Dr. Sue Chan is the 3rd generation born in San Francisco from lineage out of Zhongshan District near Guangzhou China. Her undergraduate studies in Zoology and Geography were done at the University of California, Berkeley and her veterinary studies (D.V.M.-Food Animal Medicine, M.P.V.M.–Masters in Preventive Veterinary Medicine/Epidemiology) at the University of California, Davis. Dr. Chan is Director of CETA Foundation (California Education Through Animals)/Phoenix Ranch and owner of Veterinary Outreach. She is ranch mama to a herd of horses, flocks of sheep, parrots, chickens and ducks, a couple pigs, dogs and cows. Her favorite activities making others happy and fixing things. She spends most of her time doing the latter on the ranch.