About Libby

I’m a mother of three, an energy healer, and an inspirational writer. Though I now live in Scottsdale, Arizona, my earliest years were spent surrounded by the untouched forests and natural beauty of northern Wisconsin. It was there that my deep connection to nature, animals, and the spiritual world first began.

 

Horses have been part of my life for as long as I can remember. I began riding at the age of four, and from an early age I felt there was something deeply sacred about them. Their sensitivity, strength, and quiet presence spoke to me in a way that went beyond words. Throughout my life, animals have remained close to my heart, but horses have always held a particularly meaningful place.

 

Over time, that connection deepened into a calling to support animals emotionally, energetically, and spiritually—especially horses. I came to think of them as heart-speakers—beautiful beings God places in our lives who communicate through the heart and teach us about trust, presence, and unconditional love without ever needing words.

 

My own spiritual journey eventually led me to energy healing, emotion release, sound healing, meditation, and intuitive connection. Today, my work is a prayerful, heart-centered practice in which I partner with Angels, Archangels, Ascended Masters, and other Beings of Light to support the emotional, energetic, and spiritual well-being of animals, with horses at the heart of my work.

 

Through an intuitive connection with a horse’s heart space, I ask for guidance about what is in their highest good. Serving as a channel for Divine Light and healing energy, I hold a sacred space where dense or unresolved energies may gently release, allowing greater harmony, peace, and well-being to emerge.

 

Each session unfolds according to the unique needs of the animal and the guidance of the Divine. My role is to listen, connect, and hold a loving space while allowing the Angels and Beings of Light to guide the healing process.

 

My connection to nature also flows into my poetry and reflections, often inspired during meditation, quiet moments with horses and other animals, or walks among the trees. Through my writing, I hope to invite others to slow down, open their hearts, and remember our connection to animals, nature, and the Divine.