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Decades before there was a Horse Whisperer or Dog
Whisperer,
Carole was "The Cat Talker."
"The Wilbourn Way"
is Carole's proven, highly successful body of technique for
understanding cats' emotional and psychological make-up, and
when needed, for curing feline behavior problems.
Carole
is called
"The Kitty Freud"
on national TV programs and in numerous well-known publications.
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Does your cat need an intervention?
Carole can be on the job 1,2,3 by
telephone!
Reiki
Treatments For Cats
Carole is very pleased to announce that she recently completed
her formal training as a Reiki practitioner. She is now able to give Reiki treatments to
cats or their guardians. This valuable healing practice has become
another tool in Carole's healing knowledge, which she applies according
to the patient's needs. For more
about Reiki>>
Carole's Wilbourn Way techniques
will help you have
the best possible relationship with your cat!
She describes these techniques in her
sixth book:
The Complete Guide to
Understanding and Caring for Your
Cat
available now wherever popular books are sold. |
Cat News Highlights
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New York City Pet Show
Carole and Orion
2 will appear at the
New York City Pet Show at 12:30 PM on Saturday,
May 21, 2011.
February 11, 2011
The Reiki Digest
published Carole's most recent Reiki
article, Reiki
For Cats and The People Who Love Them. Check it out
January 28, 2011
The Reiki Digest has published Carole's
article Reiki and the Wilbourn Way
about applying Reiki to comfort a cat recovering
from major surgery.
On Saturday, January
21st, 2011, at 1:00 PM, Carole
appeared at the Kips Bay Branch of the New York
Public Library, where she will present
"Understanding your cat's emotional and
psychological makeup."
Click here for the library's address, directions,
and a map.
You can see
Carole online at eHow.com, a leading Do It Yourself web site. eHow.com has
produced a dozen short video programs of Carole discussing cat behavior
and care questions. View them
here.
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Carole videos on YouTube:
Wilbourn: Free consultation with the cat therapist,
is a short video
about Carole's class by the producers of the Meow Mix Acatemy.
Click this link to
display a page offering various recent videos of Carole, including
the free consultation video.
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Why Cats Act Out
More and more these days, people keep their
beloved cats indoors, away from danger and contagious diseases. This is
great for their physical health, but the cats often become isolated from
other people and animals, becoming more emotionally and psychologically
dependent on their people than they would be naturally.
Unfortunately, the cats' guardians are
often over-stressed, and short on time and attention these days. Since
the cats can't change their situations or "talk out" their frustrations,
they act out when they're unhappy, like a baby would! |
Don't Lose Hope!
is available
Don't lose hope! Most cat behavior problems can
be cured quickly and easily with some understanding, effort, and caring.
You can start right now using the
Free Cat Behavior Advice
on this site. These pages
can help you understand why your cat
is misbehaving and how to cure it.
Does your cat have a problem?
Carole can help you understand and cure
it. |
TheCatTherapist.com's Mission
"The
greatness of a nation and its moral progress
can be judged
by the way its
animals are treated."
~ Mohandas K. Gandhi
"Love the animals. They have the rudiments of thought and joy
untroubled. Let us not trouble it, let us not harass them. Let us not
deprive them of their happiness."
~Feydor Dostoyevski
“Love for all living creatures
is the most noble
attribute of man.”
~Charles Darwin
This site
carries forward and extends Carole's personal mission of rescuing and caring
for cats. We work to increase peoples' sensitivity to, comprehension of,
and sympathy for the emotional needs of their cat companions. We recommend,
report on and link to organizations, services, products, and approaches to
cat care that serve cats and their guardians well.
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