Resources, Products and Publications:

Gary Craig and EFT's Main Website:

This is EFT's main site which offers hundreds of stories and testimonies, suggestions and columns of advice. If looking for examples of how EFT has worked, go to the "search" page and type in the issue (anxiety, animals, headaches, etc.) that you are interested in.

EFT Videos, DVDs and Manuals:

To Order EFT Videos and DVD's

If unable to attend one of the seminars, you can gain valuable knowledge and experience from the EFT DVDs and Videos. Click on the above link to order any of these fantastic DVDs or Videos.

Animal Assisted Activities/Therapy:

Colorado Therapy Animals

This is the local group to which Susanne and her golden retriever, Major, belong. You can get more information on Animal Assisted Therapy on this website, including how you and your pet can become registered "Pet Partners," a Delta Society therapy animal team.

Book on EFT Language - Going with the Flow

EFT Language - Going with the Flow

This book is highly recommended by Susanne as it offers suggestions on what phrases to use, which is the number one question Susanne gets asked at her seminars. What do I say when tapping? How do I say? What do I say next? Sophia Cayer has written this terrific book with lots of examples. Set your intentions on what you'd like to work through, read the book and tap along. You'll be amazed at the results

Publications/Interviews:

To read about an abused dog's housetraining in the Emofree.com Internationally circulated newsletter:

Amy's Story

To read about a horse with chronic diarrhea in the Emofree.com Internationally circulated newsletter:

Pele's Story

After working with many animals and their "humans," it became obvious to me that we need to tap on the humans first, to break what I call the "chain of worry." Read more in the Emofree.com Internationally circulated newsletter:

"Breaking the Chain of Worry--Guinness's Story"

Online Interview of Susanne and EFT for Animals

Interview on Tapping for Animals at EFT Q and A

Would you like some inside tips on how to tap for animals? Would you like to know how EFT can help animals and with what problems? This is a great interview by Gene Monterastelli that explains how you gives suggestions and examples of how successful EFT is on animals.

Online Magazine for Pets - with article by Susanne

Mission Pets Online

Join this fantastic and new online magazine devoted to helping animals. Read the article by Susanne coming up in the next issue as well as the many other wonderful articles.

Two Wonderful Charities that need your help:

Wildlife Sanctuary

America's premier sanctuary for large carnivores, the Wildlife Sanctuary in Keenesburg, Colorado is home to more than 120 animals. These have all been rescued, most from horrific and abusing situations. This is the home to many siberian tigers, lions, leopards, mountain lions, grizzly, black and brown bears, wolves, and emus. This is also the last stop for these beautiful creatures and without our help, they may not have a home in the future.

It costs 1.2 million dollars a year to run this sanctuary, so they need all of the help they can get. If you can possibly donate to them, please do. If you are in the area, go visit them. You'll be awed and amazed. The best time to go is in the summer at dusk, when the lions are roaring in symphony, the bears are chasing each other (if you've never seen a grizzly bear run, this is a treat), and the wolves are howling.

I was out there once when a bald eagle circled us as we stood on the observation deck. Truly an inspirational visit.

For more info, go to:

Wildlife Sanctuary

And if you make a donation, please tell them you heard about them from Animaleze.

Wolf Sanctuary

This is a wonderful sanctuary outside of Ft. Collins, Colorado that is dedicated to rescuing and saving wolves. Unfortunately, some people think wolves make good pets, but then don't know what to do with them once they grow up, when they are sent to this sanctuary. It's also a haven for injured wolves that cannot be introduced back into the wild.

For more info, go to:

Wolf Sanctuary