How My Dog Proved Jin Shin Energy Healing Works

Brayden, my old shih tzu, developed a growth on his eyelid.
At first, I watched and waited. But as time passed, the growth kept getting bigger.
Surgery was an option, but at his age, it felt like too big a risk.
So, I turned to what I knew: Jin Shin Energy Healing.
I worked on him daily, holding energy points, harmonizing the flow of his energy. The growth stopped increasing, but it didn’t go away either.
Then, I traveled to Melbourne for a 5-day Jin Shin Jyutsu class with Wayne Hackett.
I had heard that Australia had a Jin Shin practice for animals, so I asked around for advice on how I could help my dog.
Indeed, two Australian practitioners advised me to try a Triple Warmer meridian flow.
I attempted the full sequence, but Brayden pulled away after the first step. Even that was too much for him.
So, I kept it simple. One step, repeated whenever I could.
Within two months, the growth shrank.
It became itchy. Brayden rubbed against a wall, and it FELL OFF!
However, it came back after a few months.
Curious to test if the first time was a fluke, I repeated the test.
And it fell off for the second time, proving that the first healing wasn’t an accident.
Brayden eventually passed (choking on treats—he always did love his food). But his journey proved something to me:
Energy healing isn’t just theory. It works.
I work with animals to rule out the placebo effect.
Brayden’s story changed my entire perspective on what is possible.
When I Thought Nothing Could Help
—This Changed Everything
I was drowning in a restless, nervous energy that refused to leave me. It followed me after a particularly stressful student recital at the Arts House, wrapping itself around my chest like a constant weight.
I knew something was wrong, but didn’t know how to fix it. I didn’t think that doctors could help—my symptoms weren’t “serious” enough.
So, I just endured it. A week passed. The energy remained.
Then, I found Jin Shin Energy Healing. My friend, who was also in the performing arts, recommended that I try it. Desperate for help, I decided to visit the practitioner that she’d recommended further up the road from where I live.