A woman standing beside her horse

Your animal companion has something to tell you!

Have you ever looked at your cat or dog and wondered what they are feeling, what they need, or what they think of you? Have you ever wished they could speak and tell you what is on their mind, talk about their needs? If you ride, perhaps you have wondered how your horse feels, too.

Then you may be closer to hearing them than you think…

What Is Animal Communication?

Animal communication is a form of telepathic communication through which information is received from and shared with an animal through emotions, images, thoughts, physical sensations, and intuitive impressions.

It is a little like knowing who is calling before you answer the phone; thinking of someone you have not spoken to in a long time and then unexpectedly running into them; or sensing that something is wrong and later discovering that your intuition was right.

An animal communication session can deepen your bond with your animal companion and offer valuable insight into their feelings, needs, preferences, and perspective. It can help you better understand how to support their wellbeing and enrich their life.

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What Can Animal Communication Help With?

Animal communication helps us move beyond assumptions and understand animals more deeply as individuals with their own feelings, preferences, needs, and distinct personalities.

Strengthen your bond and better understand changes in their behavior or emotions.

Support them through trauma, aging, a move, or other life changes.

Explore what may lie behind fear, anxiety, or unusual behavior.

Gain greater clarity when facing difficult decisions.

Animal communication does not replace veterinary diagnosis and treatment or professional training. It can complement these by bringing the animal’s perspective into the process.

At its heart, animal communication is about listening beyond words and relating to animals with curiosity, respect, love, and an open heart.

Lize sitting with her dog in a green garden

How Does Animal Communication Work?

Communication can take place in person, through a home or stable visit, or remotely using a recent photograph, regardless of physical distance. In every setting, respect for the animal’s dignity, boundaries, and free will comes first.

Lize riding a horse outdoors

About Me

My love of animals certainly came from my family. Even as a child, I sometimes felt I understood animals; their expressions seemed to tell me something. We always had a cat at home, and I would talk to the cats and dogs I met on the street.

I was captivated by my grandfather’s stories about horses and his memories of our family’s former horse breeding business. Horses have always held a special place in my heart, and being close to them became a lifelong dream.

When I began riding, I wanted to learn to read my horse’s body language so that we could build a safe, harmonious relationship. I also found myself watching their moods and wanting to understand them more deeply. As I explored how to do this, I discovered Communication With All Life University (CWALU), founded and led by Joan Ranquet, who later became my teacher.

“Communicating with animals is not a special gift bestowed on a select few: it is an ability we all have, like a muscle we have simply forgotten how to use.”

Certificates

2025

Animal Communication Single Certification

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2024

The Silva Method Basic Lecture Series Certification

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What my clients
share

I’m Arzu Ensari, and my two little ones are Arya and Ziggy.

I first heard about animal communication from Lize, and I was so excited. The possibility of receiving messages and learning about our little ones directly from them was wonderful, so I agreed without hesitation.

What Lize shared felt completely true to their personalities. Hearing from them that they are happy was incredibly reassuring. Both came from shelters and have experienced different kinds of trauma, so hearing, in their own words, that they feel safe with us brought me indescribable joy.

I’m now looking forward to working with Lize on the issues we’d like to help them with.

Arzu Ensari —

I have three dogs — Chelsea, Pipet and Kashmar — and so far we’ve had sessions with Lize for two of them.

We first did the sessions while I was pregnant and waiting for our baby. I wanted to understand how my dogs felt about this big change and if there was anything they needed from me. I ended up learning so much more — little preferences, their relationships with each other, how they liked to sleep, and small things I could actually change to make their everyday lives happier and more comfortable.

One moment with Kashmar still amazes me. During her session, Lize described seeing her running over a little wooden bridge above a pond, almost singing, “I love running!” We had only recently moved into our house, and there actually was a little bridge over a pond in a part of our huge garden that even I barely knew. Because the bridge was old, I always called the dogs back whenever they went near it — so there was really no obvious way Lize could have known about it.

That weekend we cleaned up the area and made it safer, and I finally let Kashmar run there. She went crazy with happiness, running across that bridge again and again, then coming back to me completely out of breath and jumping into my arms. ❤️ I’ll never forget it.

Lize is warm, open and incredibly easy to communicate with, while also being very professional. She gives you the space to connect the dots yourself, and somehow you come away feeling like she really met your animals and their individual personalities.

I’m so happy we did these sessions — and now we just have Chelsea left. I’m VERY curious to hear what she has to say. :)

Egem Özgür —

Our Border Collie, Mona, is eleven years old. About six months ago, while we were playing in the park, she suddenly collapsed in pain. Her hind legs had stopped working. Thanks to our veterinarian’s emergency care, she was able to put some weight on them again the next day. It took time for sensation to return to her paws. She began walking again, but she still had a slight limp and seemed very unsure of her movements.

Our games and walks slowed down. She spent most of her time lying down, looking unhappy. The less she moved, the more withdrawn she became, and she quickly gained weight. We were heartbroken to see her like that.

That was when we met Lize outside İstanbul and asked for her help. To be honest, we weren’t even sure what kind of help to ask for. Lize spent some time with Mona and said she would do energy work (Scalar Wave) with her when the time was right. Then we returned to İstanbul.

A few days later, one morning, I noticed something different about Mona. For the first time in months, I watched her stretch out at length. She was wagging her tail, running and playing. “What’s happened to our Moniş?” I wondered as I watched her.

That day, I received a message from Lize. She told me she had done Scalar Wave with Mona the previous day between 3:00 and 4:00 p.m. and would continue every other day for a month. I can’t describe how surprised I was.

That was the beginning of Mona’s return to her old, joyful self. She is now slim, agile and fearless again. Thank you so much once more, dear Lize! Mona sends you kisses as she leaps and bounds with joy.

N. G. —

I have been surrounded by animals since childhood and have always tried to communicate with them in my own way. When I heard that Lize had begun offering sessions as an animal communicator, I was delighted and booked sessions for all of my horses.

One of the things that impressed me most at the end of the sessions was her ability to share remarkably specific information about my horses’ personalities and individual traits. I also made some changes in response to requests that came especially from my horses — such as veterinary check-ups and changes to their stabling and equipment.

In short, I have seen the benefits of these sessions and continue to do so.

With the wish that we may give animals the value they deserve…

Barkın Aydın —
A misty countryside landscape at dawn

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