I am so deeply thankful that this videocourse came into my life. It makes me really happy and by watching these videos, I feel always deep touched. Thank you James for realisating this course for all of us - a true wonderful gift. Lots of love from switzerland, Christine

This is the most brilliant thing I have ever come across. It has helped me with my animals, myself, and my life. It has allowed me to first be a volunteer at an animal shelter and work with cats in the adoption room, then in a health isolation area get well, and then in walking dogs and to get into a kennel with an unknown dog for me who used to be afraid of them is amazing. After that I have moved into the veterinary field and while I can't say I'm a practitioner I can say I am the fractious animal holder at my office because I can keep my energy down, be present, and regard the animal. This is all invaluable work and the more people who learn about it the better the world will be!

I have just finished the online course, and all I can say is WOW. I have grown up around animals my entire life and have had this unique connection with them. However while growing up I had seen how wrong they have been treated, like they are below us, not as important as us, or just considered to be stupid and emotionless. Where as I had always felt that was untrue and a horrible way to treat animals. For years I had wanted to become a Vet, to help animals, but that route didn't feel like it resonated and wouldn't make the impact that I wanted to achieve. I needed more. A connection, a healthy and nurturing way to help animals. To also find a way to teach others how to treat animals in a kind and loving way, that there is more to them than what most humans have been taught.

Then I found The Trust Technique on a whim, a random Ad on Facebook showing their video grabbed my attention. I watched the video of James riding one of the horses without any tack, and leading a herd of horses without any form of control. It was one of those moments where I knew that this was the answer I was looking for. Since then I have gone through all the content, and it is beautiful to say the least. There is so much to learn not only about animals on a spiritual, physical, and emotional level, but also about the self. Learning to tune into my own emotions, regard them and how to heal them. I have received a great lesson in healing myself and I have grown so much just in watching this. I have been deeply inspired to pursue this technique as a career to help animals and their relationships with humans. To bring peace of mind to all I interact with.

If you love animals and want to create a bond created with trust and unconditional love, then this course is for you. Even if you don't want to pursue it as a career, it is an amazing perspective to have that will benefit you and anyone in your life, human or animal.

Thank you for all that you do, bringing unconditional love to light so that we can all heal and grow together.

Brilliant! Just Brilliant. Thanks for everything. ???????????????????? Very inspiring.

It was watching Anna Breytenbach communicating with a black leopard that alerted me to what is possible in this territory. Since small, I have had good relationships with animals and talked to them freely (and sometimes silently), but being able to decipher the specifics of what they communicated back has never been as highly developed in me as I saw it in Anna. The person who recommended Anna to me, also recommended your work, and I'm so grateful to have found this course.
I really appreciate (and am enjoying) the user-friendliness and flexibility of the facilities (such as the notetaking function).
I think this course should be part of the required curriculum in every school in the country!
I love the blend of information, video footage with animals and practical exercises.
I fill with tears, and then I grin, every time I watch one your videos. Feeling the tangible relief in each horse at it flops down beside its quietly loving human listener.
I do not live with an animal at present. If I did, it would be a cat, but 'pets' are not allowed where I live. (The attached photo is of a late great feline friend, Rupert).
So learning is for me for now and to share with my next new animal companion in the future.