Dogs don’t need obedience.
They need someone who actually sees the trauma.

Transform Your Understanding of Canine Mental Health

Relational Neuroethology recognizes that dogs are sentient beings with complex inner lives -capable of trauma, dissociation, and psychological suffering that no amount of “training” can address. This program equips you to meet dogs where conventional approaches fail: in their psychological reality.

Become a canine psychiatrist. Understand not just what dogs do, but who they are.

Safe Enough to Be Seen is not a training manual.
It’s a guide to understanding trauma – what it is, how it shows up in dogs, and how we, as their companions, can create a life rooted in safety, not control.

Combining neuroscience, real-world stories, and a trauma-informed approach to daily living, this book offers insight without overwhelm. It’s for dog parents, animal professionals, and anyone who’s ever whispered “I just want them to feel okay.”

Find the Paperback here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FM7TD5XM

This Is Your Brain On Squirrels is your unauthorized survival guide to a universe run by the furriest minds around.

This Is Your Brain On Squirrels is your unauthorized survival guide to a universe run by the furriest minds around. Penned (or pawed) by Bark Twain – a sarcastic therapy dog with a PhD in nonsense and a nose for truth – this book unearths the hilarious, heartfelt, and occasionally howlingly inappropriate thoughts of creatures who’ve had it with human logic.

Find the Paperback here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FL7DQWT5

Behavior is not an explanation.

Relational Neuroethology looks beyond visible behavior without
replacing behaviorism with sentimental interpretation.

Drawing on neuroscience, developmental and attachment theory,
clinical psychology, and decades of practical work with difficult
and distressed dogs, this book challenges a familiar question:
How do we stop this behavior?
And replaces it with another:
What makes this behavior necessary – and what must
change so the dog no longer needs it?
Fear, aggression, compulsion, dependency, learned helplessness,
shutdown, trauma, and other forms of distress are examined not
as isolated behavioral problems, but as possible expressions of a
larger biological and relational organization.
This is not a training manual.
It is a clinical framework for understanding the dog as he
actually exists.

The Business Of Mercy
Behind the scenes of “Saved” and “They found a hone”. How to invoice compassion and what the slogans hide.

We partner with:

– Veterinary psychiatrists
– Trauma researchers
– Consciousness studies programs
– Somatic practitioners
– Anyone doing real work in the
intersection of mind, body,
and interspecies relationship

If you’re working at this edge, let’s talk.