Real Life - Canine Wellbeing & Resilience Coaching

08/07/2025

Lisa Frost Tellington TTouch Practitioner for dogs (& Companion Animals) 🐶🐾

Hi, I'm Lisa; a compassionate and experienced animal practitioner based in the Isle of Man.

I specialise in the gentle, mindful support of companion animals using a range of techniques. As a certified Tellington TTouch Practitioner, qualified Dog Trainer, Animal Reiki Practitioner, and EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) Practitioner for people & animals, I bring a holistic and empathetic approach to animal care and behaviour.

My TTouch journey began when two little rescue dogs; Rubee and Mr Pickle, came into my life and sparked a deeper calling to help companion animals. My previous experience of working with animals was when I spent nearly 20 years, as a wildlife nurse at a very large UK Wildlife Hospital, where I had the privilege of working with nearly every species of British wildlife from hedgehogs to badgers and deer. This experience deeply shaped my understanding of animal behaviour, wellbeing, and the importance of compassionate care.

Now, I specialise in supporting anxious, fearful, and senior dogs, helping them-and their humans-build trust, confidence, and a stronger connection. I'm particularly passionate about enhancing the human-animal bond through calm, mindful interaction. I believe that every pet guardian should take the time to be truly present with their animal companions.
I offer both in-person sessions here in the Isle of Man, where I am the only certified TTouch Practitioner and online support for clients further afield. My practice is rooted in kindness, respect, and the belief that every animal deserves to be heard, understood, and supported.
For more information about Lisa, click the link below:
https://www.ttouchtraining.co.uk/practitioners/lisa-frost/

13/05/2025

23/04/2025

Fabulous training working with all the TTouch techniques, I was even able to work on ways to use the various leading techniques whilst using a crutch or other mobility aids 🥰🐾

22/04/2025

08/03/2025

Happy International Women's Day! 🩷🥰🩷
Today, we celebrate the remarkable contributions of women around the globe, and we simply cannot go past this day without honouring two truly inspiring figures: Linda Tellington-Jones and Robyn Hood.
Marking its 50th year, Tellington TTouch stands as a testament to the vision of Linda Tellington-Jones and Robyn Hood, who brought a revolutionary approach to animal and human connection.
Their work has touched countless lives, fostering understanding, healing, and connection between humans and animals. Their dedication to spreading kindness and love is a testament to the power of compassion.
Let's take a moment to acknowledge their legacy and their profound impact on the world.
Thank you, Linda and Robyn, for your extraordinary contributions! ✨💖✨

27/02/2025

12/12/2024

BRRRRRR 🥶

With the colder weather definitely upon us now, we’ve got some top tips for keeping canine's cozy:

❄ If your dog is comfortable wearing one, you can pop a jacket or jumper on them when they go outside – just because they have fur, doesn’t mean they won’t feel the cold

❄ Make sure to wipe their paws, legs and tummy when they come inside, as dampness and the grit spread on ground can be irritating

❄ If walking in the dark, a light-up collar or high-vis jacket can be great idea!

❄ Snow can be very exciting for your dog, so make sure it’s safe before letting them off-lead or consider walking them on a longer line instead

❄ Keep anti-freeze well out of reach and quickly clean-up any spills as it’s highly toxic!

❄ Indoor games and enrichment can be just as much fun if it’s not safe to go out for a walk

06/05/2024

Highly recommend this book and it’s currently FREE on Kindle 😀🐾

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23/04/2024

THIS COULD SAVE A PET'S LIFE - PLEASE SHARE.

If your dog ever collapses and becomes unresponsive or stops breathing, quickly 'peck' the the bone beneath the nose where the 2 lines shown below intersect. Any sharp object to hand can be used - a drawing pin, needle, pin, tip of a fork or even a fingernail.

Repeated 'stabbing' of this acupuncture point stimulates respiration, and can make the difference between a pet regaining consciousness or not.

This should be followed up by a trip to the vet to determine the reason for the 'attack.'

www.vincethevet.co.uk

28/12/2023