Joanne Yeoh Interspecies Communicator and Energy Intuitive

25/06/2025

You’ve heard it before. Maybe you’ve even said it yourself.
"Everyone can do it."

In the animal communication world, it’s become a kind of mantra. A banner of encouragement.
But lately, I’ve been wondering…. does this phrase carry consequences we haven’t fully considered?
Invitation to register for my webinar 10th July 2025, 8pm London time zone
https://animalcommunicationinsights.thrivecart.com/confidence-webinar/

22/06/2025

When communicating with your own pets... do you experience "nothingness" when you ask questions... receiving "nothing" and wondering if you are connected? Perhaps this happens when you ask to connect with your pet in spirit and wonder why it can feel "silent"? I hope my video helps to shed some insight as to what could be happening.

20/06/2025

What’s the biggest block that gets in the way of your communication - time, doubt, or pressure?

🗓️ FREE LIVE WEBINAR: 10th July, 8pm UK time"Animal Communication Confidence: Master It Like a Pro (Without Going Pro) For Pet Parents Who Want Real Connect...

19/06/2025

How Do I Know It's REALLY My Animal Talking –when I don't have anyone else to validate it?
If you've ever second-guessed your animal communication, especially with your own pet, you're not alone.
In this video, I share the story of my very first workshop and the moment I thought I’d completely failed… until years later, I realised it wasn’t about being right or wrong—it was about staying curious, open, and connected.

🗓️ FREE LIVE WEBINAR: 10th July, 8pm UK time"Animal Communication Confidence: Master It Like a Pro (Without Going Pro) For Pet Parents Who Want Real Connect...

18/06/2025

Final Day!
🌀Treasure Trove – Ask Joanne Anything | Day 30 of 30
Q: What rewards does being a professional animal communicator bring to your life?

✨ Short Answer:
For me, it’s about doing work that matters - on a soul level.
The greatest reward isn’t just in the words we exchange, but in the shifts we witness - in the animal, the human, and the space between them.
Every session brings the potential for healing, clarity, or peace.
It’s not always easy work, but it’s deeply fulfilling.
Being a professional communicator has connected me to animals I’ll never forget, and to people who carry their love with such devotion. It’s taught me about presence, patience, and trust in ways no other career has.
And beyond the sessions, this path has given me a deeper sense of purpose. It feels like I’m part of something greater - helping to restore balance and honour the quiet wisdom our animals bring to our lives.
Sometimes, the reward isn’t applause or praise. It’s the knowing that you helped a voice be heard.
💬 Have you ever had a moment - whether in a practice session or real communication - where something clicked inside you, and you thought: This is it. This is the work I’m meant to do?

17/06/2025

🌀 Treasure Trove – Ask Joanne Anything | Day 29 of 30
Q: How do you deal with someone who questions everything you receive during a session?
✨ Short Answer: It can often be about their fear, grief, or beliefs being challenged.
Some clients ask lots of questions. Others sit silently, giving no expression. Both can feel confronting when you’re offering something so deeply intuitive and personal. But over time, I’ve learned to meet these moments with curiosity, not self-doubt.
What helps me most is understanding why someone might be questioning the session:
🙏🏼They’re grieving and afraid of being let down.
🙏🏼They’re struggling with what the animal is asking of them.
🙏🏼They haven’t yet made peace with beliefs about intuition, spirit, or healing.
When you expect yourself to prove something, you step into fear. But when you trust the relationship you’ve built - both with the animal and with yourself - you hold space, even when the person in front of you isn’t ready to receive it all.
This is where communication skills come in - not just with animals, but with humans too. The way you hold the space, the way you ask for clarity upfront (like requesting their hoped-for outcome), and the way you allow people to process at their own pace - all of this shapes the session.
And if someone truly isn’t ready? That’s okay too. Sometimes people find their way back later, when they are.

🌱 Gentle reminder: The more you grow your confidence and your self-trust, the less you’ll be rattled by a sceptical tone or a guarded reaction. And the more deeply you’ll be able to meet people where they are - with compassion and clarity.
💬 Have you ever taken a client’s doubt as a sign you’ve done something wrong - only to realise it was their discomfort surfacing?

17/06/2025

Is it real… or just your imagination?
If you’ve ever second-guessed yourself when trying to communicate with your pet, you’re not alone. So many intuitive, devoted pet parents feel unsure – especially when there’s no one else who can validate what you received.
In this video, I share my early doubts as an animal communicator and how I overcame them – not by becoming more ‘psychic,’ but by learning to trust, ask better questions, and truly listen.
🐾 We’ll talk about:

💭Why self-doubt is a natural part of animal communication

💭What to do when no one can confirm what you’ve received

💭How I learned to build trust with my dog Donny (even after I thought I was getting it all wrong)

💭What changed when I finally stopped needing validation
🗓️ FREE LIVE WEBINAR: 10th July, 8pm UK time
"Animal Communication Confidence: Master It Like a Pro (Without Going Pro)
For Pet Parents Who Want Real Connection With Their Own Animals"
📌 Register here → https://animalcommunicationinsights.thrivecart.com/confidence-webinar/

Let’s talk about how to trust what you’re receiving and build a real two-way connection.
👇 Drop your story in the comments – have you ever heard something from your pet, then talked yourself out of it?

16/06/2025

🌀 Treasure Trove – Ask Joanne Anything | Day 28 of 30
Q: Does pausing during the communication ‘break the connection’?
✨ Short Answer: Not at all. You don’t lose them - and you don’t need to rush.
I used to think that too. That once I’d started a communication, I had to follow it all the way through without stopping. That leaving the room or getting distracted would somehow sever the link. But what I’ve discovered over time is something much gentler, more organic… and a lot more forgiving.
The truth is, animals don’t operate by our clock or structure. I’ve had deep connections with animals while doing the washing up or walking through the woods. I’ve popped in and out of end-of-life communications over the course of a day - five minutes here, a return an hour later, another check-in after lunch.
And guess what? The connection doesn’t break. The animal is still there. Sometimes the communication even deepens because I’ve given space for things to unfold.
🌿 This is what I’ve come to trust:
You can pause. You can rethink your question. You can take a breath. The animal will still be with you - energetically, intuitively, relationally.
Because what really matters in animal communication isn’t constant focus. It’s clarity, presence, and intention. And that can exist even across pauses, even when your mind takes a moment to reflect or your body needs a cup of tea.
💬 Have you ever felt that pressure to stay ‘in it’ the whole time - worried that if you paused, the thread would vanish?

15/06/2025

🌀 Treasure Trove – Ask Joanne Anything | Day 27 of 30
Q: Do you ever worry you didn’t get enough in a session - or that your notes are too short?
✨ Short Answer: What matters most isn’t the amount - it’s the meaning.
We often judge the value of a session by the quantity of information we receive.
Some communicators write pages and pages of detailed notes. Others share only a few lines or phrases. One may speak in flowing stories, while another might offer a single, resonant sentence.
It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking “more is better.” That a longer transcript means a deeper connection. Or that we’ve done it “right” only when the words keep flowing.
But animal communication is not a performance.
It’s an experience.
The value lies not in how much we receive, but in how the animal chooses to share it. If the communication comes rich with detail, we give thanks. If it arrives as a single phrase, we give thanks. What matters is that we receive it - openly, without boxing it into expectations.
💬 Have you ever shared something that felt small, but it moved the guardian deeply? Or found the information kept flowing - and it shifted your understanding completely?

14/06/2025

🌀 Treasure Trove – Ask Joanne Anything | Day 26 of 30
Q: Do you ever follow up with clients after a consultation?

✨ Short Answer:
Yes, and not just for the sake of courtesy - but because it often opens the door to further support.
When I reach out with a simple message like, “Hey, how is [pet's name] doing?”, I’m often met with, “I’ve been meaning to contact you!” Many clients are waiting for a sign that it's okay to book again. Some hesitate because they haven’t acted on what came up in the first session, and they worry they “shouldn’t” come back until they’ve done their homework.
But animal communication isn’t a one-and-done. Pets change. People change. Life moves on. Sometimes a gentle follow-up is all it takes to help someone realise they’re ready for more support.
💬 Have you ever held back from reaching out because you assumed your client would get in touch when they were ready? What would change if you saw your follow-up not as pressure, but as a kind invitation?

13/06/2025

🌀 Treasure Trove – Ask Joanne Anything | Day 25 of 30
Q: What should I do if I can’t feel a connection during a communication session?

✨ Short Answer:
How each person experiences connection is unique - stop searching for someone else’s version of it.
One person may describe their connection as a warm sensation flowing through their body. Another might see light streaming into their third eye. Someone else might feel their heart centre open or sense a distinct presence.
But when I first began practising animal communication, I didn’t feel anything. No tingles, no light, no grand sense of presence. I kept trying so hard to feel something that it made me question whether I was truly connecting at all. How could I possibly be communicating with animals if I didn’t feel that instant “click”?
It took time, and a lot of self-compassion, to realise I had fallen into a trap of expectation. I was measuring my connection against how others described theirs. And in doing so, I dismissed the quiet, grounded inner knowing that had always been there.
The moment I stopped trying to be like other people, I discovered my own unique way of recognising the connection. It was subtle. Soft. But true.
So if you’re not feeling the connection, pause. Breathe. Check whether you're chasing an experience you think should happen. Your connection may already be there - just not in the way you expected.
💬 How does connection show up for you? What changed when you let go of comparison and started listening to yourself instead?

12/06/2025

🌀 Treasure Trove – Ask Joanne Anything | Day 24 of 30
Q: How do I build trust in what I receive, especially when it feels vague or subtle?

✨ Short Answer:
Start by honouring the quiet. Not all messages arrive like lightning bolts.
In animal communication, we often expect certainty: clear words, vivid images, dramatic revelations. But the truth? Many of the most profound messages begin as a whisper. A fleeting image. A feeling that lingers.
Instead of asking, “Is this right?” try asking:
➡️ What am I sensing here?
➡️ How does this feel in my body?
➡️ What might this animal be sharing with me right now?

This shifts the focus from performance to presence.
You’re not here to pass a test - you’re here to connect.
The more you stay open to subtle impressions and reflect on what you did receive, the more consistent those messages become. Animals don’t always speak in human terms - they speak in energy, emotion, images, even metaphors. And they trust you enough to begin the conversation.
💬 What’s the most unexpected way a message has come through for you?