Mindwalk
A new perspective for you and your dog
Mentally go through the problem situation – experience alternatives – change sustainably
Are you wondering whether coaching without direct contact with your dog can work? The answer is: Yes – and often even more effective than conventional training. Thoughts are the origin of our actions, and dogs perceive our inner attitude more clearly than we do ourselves.
This is exactly where my Mindwalk comes in.
In a guided thought journey, I accompany you via Zoom or WeChat video call through a challenging situation with your dog – comfortably from home or on the go, even directly via your mobile phone. Together, we go through the scene in your imagination to identify new solutions and implement them consciously.
Why does this work?
Our mind hardly distinguishes between imagination and reality – mental exercise can have the same effect as real training. This has long been used in competitive sports.
Dogs are highly sensitive observers – they perceive our inner attitude and the slightest changes, often before we even notice them ourselves.
Behavior begins within us – by first mentally experiencing new reactions, we can implement them more consciously and safely in real life.
What makes the Mindwalk special
You mentally go into the situation with your dog – and you notice: You are not alone. Old patterns, inner critics, fear or shame come along. We call them “parts”. In the Mindwalk, you get space to perceive these inner parts – without suppressing them. That’s where change begins. Not through control, but through genuine understanding. Try it out!
What my clients say
“I never thought that a Zoom coaching session could be so effective! The Mindwalk has helped me to change my inner attitude – and my dog reacts immediately to it.” Anna with Tuco
“I was skeptical, but this type of coaching has brought me more than many hours of on-site training. The combination of mental work and video analysis is ingenious.” Jens with Bruno
“Finally I understand why my dog reacts like this. I have learned to perceive him differently – and he me!” Giesela with Chico
