AIM "Animal Intuitive Method"

10/07/2026

The results speak for themself. The AIM Emergency Protocol is worth the price of admission!

10/06/2026

✨ We had some amazing things happening in AIM this week!

We worked with show cattle using tools from our new AIM Crew teachings, saw a really cool shift with an animal that did not like the halter, and talked about breeding success rates improving by about 15% when emergency protocols were used.

Real animals. Real situations. Real results.

🎥 Watch this week’s AIM in Action episode to hear the full stories and find out what happened!

09/30/2026

I want to share a story about Ally.

Ally was a 6-year-old Limousin cow we decided to halter break in the summer of 2018 so we could show her as a pair in the fall. She did well, but as I tuned into her, I could feel the fear she carried. She didn’t like the way she was being spoken to, and she wasn’t fully at ease.

So we made a shift. We started calling her Babe.
We gave her permission to relax, to eat, to drink, to lay down when she needed to. We released the emotions that were weighing her down and gave her a new job: to just feel safe, supported, and understood.

That fall, Ally not only settled into her role, she thrived. She walked into the ring with calm confidence and went on to win Supreme at Farmfair International -and a truck.

That transformation didn’t come from harder training.

It came from listening.

From releasing stuck emotions.

From using the same AIM (Animal Intuitive Method) tools we now teach.

✨ AIM isn’t just about animals, it’s about what’s possible when you bring intuitive tools into your work and your life.
AIM can become the “missing piece” that upgrades your business and the results you are working hard for.

We’re getting ready to teach the first AIM CREW tonight exclusively for our cattle producers getting ready to head to fall shows.

🌱 If you’ve been waiting for a sign - this is it. AIM can change everything.

09/29/2026

There doesn’t have to be an either/or when it comes to healing. 🤍

When I became seriously ill, I needed medical care. Full stop. It was necessary, and it may have saved my life.

But I also experienced firsthand that there were parts of healing that medical treatment alone wasn’t addressing for me…….the stress my body was holding, the trauma of what I had been through, the grief of being away from my family, and a nervous system that was struggling to come out of survival mode.

For me, healing meant supporting BOTH.

And this is something we believe deeply when working with animals through AIM.

Veterinary care matters. Acute care matters. Regular checkups matter.

And so does looking at the whole animal.

What is happening with their stress response?
Their nervous system?
Their environment?
Their emotional load?
Their sense of safety?

Sometimes there is more information available when we stop looking at one piece in isolation and start looking at the whole being.

It isn’t veterinary care OR holistic support.

There can be space for both. 🐴🐄🐕🐈

That’s the heart of the Animal Intuitive Method, supporting the whole animal while respecting the role of veterinary care.

09/28/2026

Three days into the show and she still hasn’t settled!!

She’s not laying down.

She’s barely chewing her cud.

She isn’t filling.

She’s watching everything around her instead of resting.

And every time you walk past that stall, you feel that knot in your stomach.

Because this isn’t just another cow.

There are years of genetics, thousands of dollars and an entire season wrapped up in that animal.

You can have her fed perfectly.

Fitted perfectly.

Prepared perfectly.

But if her system is overwhelmed by the hauling, the barn, the fans, the music, the people and everything happening around her, she may not settle enough to act like herself.

That is why we created AIM Crew.

A brand-new workshop specifically for cattle show crews that gives the people caring for your animals fundamental holistic AIM tools they can take with them on the road.

Tools designed to support cattle when they’re overwhelmed, help them move out of that heightened stress response, and give them the opportunity to settle, rest, eat, drink, chew their cud and fill more normally.

And you can’t personally be beside every animal every minute.

That’s why AIM Crew isn’t just for the owner.

Bring your crew.

Give the people you already trust to feed, fit, handle and care for your cattle another tool in their toolbox.

So whether you’re at the stall or across the grounds, your animals are still being supported the way you want them supported.

You’ve invested too much into these animals to have stress be the thing that gets in the way.

AIM Crew is taught live over Zoom, with four dates to choose from:

• September 30
• October 14
• October 21
• November 18

8:30PM CST/7:30PM MST

Choose the date that works for your crew, get your people registered, and take these tools with you into show season.

👇Link to register your crew for AIM Crew in the comments

09/28/2026

🎥 Why are we sometimes scared of holistic healing?
This week on AIM in Action, we talk about something we feel really strongly about:
It doesn’t have to be veterinary medicine OR holistic support.
There is room for both!!

Holistic tools can give animal owners another way to get curious, pay attention, ask better questions and take a more active role in supporting their animals, alongside great veterinary care.
You don’t have to know everything.
But you can have more tools in your toolbox.
👇 Watch this week’s AIM in Action on YouTube.

https://youtu.be/GwF4O-Z9oKE?si=z24nWDZ5l9kiEYP_

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09/28/2026

09/27/2026

AIM Holistic Healing tools give us a way to tune in, listen, and offer energetic support when our animals need us most.

Because sometimes, having something you can do in the moment means everything.

09/26/2026

From “I don’t think she’s going to make it” to becoming one of our replacement heifers. 🤍

She was one of our first sets of heifer twins, both with those sweet white faces. Then she was stepped on badly, and I truly thought we were going to lose her.

I used our AIM Emergency Protocol right away.

She lived. She recovered. And now she’s staying in our herd.

These are the moments that remind me why I’m so passionate about giving animal owners practical tools they can use when something suddenly goes wrong.

09/25/2026

Sophie is 17, and this summer I started noticing that she just didn’t look like herself anymore. She seemed tired, dull, and like she was starting to fade a little.

So I began doing more concentrated AIM sessions with her.

The difference between June 30th and September 24th makes me emotional. 🥹 She looks brighter, more comfortable, and more present.

But one of my favourite changes isn’t even visible in the photos. My notoriously spicy girl has become so much more affectionate, and she now comes looking for me when she wants a session. ❤️

Our animals tell us so much when we learn how to listen below the surface.