James French shares his wonderfully intuitive, instinctive and peaceful approach towards animals with us through the Trust Technique, enabling us to create an open and honest deep connection with the animals we are privileged to share our lives with. To live in Harmony with them. The Trust Technique is an exeptionally beautiful form of communication and healing as it awakens our innate primal instincts, allowing us to develop a true affinity with and sensitivity towards all animals. Thank you so very much James, being a member is such a pleasurable journey, I highly endorse Trust Technique membership to everyone.

I cannot say enough on how happy I found thie trust technique and this unique Animal Rescue Organization. As owner of a successful pet massage business I have enrolled in many behavior courses, dog training, and numerous alternative healing modalities, but this seems the easiest and most logical. Have seen too many training programs that were either all theory or dominant-based. Although I have just started program, have wonderful results with one of my problem cats. I will be glad to be lifetime member and my goal is to become qualified practitioner here in the U.S.A. to teach a different approach to solving behavior problems. Highly recommend!

Having completed the tutorials a while ago, I am now going through the updated versions and finding them excellent. The Trust Technique has not only helped my animals (some amazing results) but has also helped me too. Highly recommended.

I am very impressed with the alterations to instructions 1 and 2, for becoming present. I found it an easy method with great results. Trust Technique is a brilliant system. Thank you James and Shelley, this System will go from strength to strength. Love and blessings, Marion Davies

Dear James, I want to share a wonderful experience with the Trust Technique. Two Weeks ago, I gave a Tellington TTouch clinic for dogs and their people. One of the participating dogs was very nervous and could keep still. he was whining most of the time and his person had trouble keeping him calm and quiet. In the afternoon of the first day, I wanted to share the TT with the group. I led them into the present State in that I had them focus on the tactile sense, on the visual sense and then on the hearing. And as I told them to focus on a noise (the 3rd step) the nervous dogs threw himself on the floor and gave a deep sigh and was quiet. It was amazing! Thanks for that! Katrien