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Behavior is communication.
When we listen with intention, clarity emerges and understanding naturally follows. 

My pursuit of science and equine sports wellness unexpectedly led me to a career in animal communication. Since 2008, I have combined decades of horsemanship, equine science, anatomy, biomechanics, and experience within the equestrian industry to help people better understand the animals they love.

Rooted in a lifelong immersion in horse and animal care, my practice is informed by formal study, hands-on industry experience, and years spent around high-performance horses in the international show jumping world. Combined with a lifelong dedication to visual art, particularly watercolor, these experiences shape how I interpret nuance, movement, and expression.

While the communication itself is intuitive, my approach is grounded, practical, and focused on meaningful real-world insight.​

​​My work draws people who already sense their animals are communicating with them and are seeking discernment, solutions and empathy.

 

I feel it's my job to meet what is present without judgement, translate it accurately, and help you move forward with purpose.

My connection with horses runs deepest and I welcome sessions with companion animals of all species, including those who have crossed over.​​​

“You don’t have to understand everything.

Faith is a fine attribute!”

- Six Gun Sally

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"It's good to want to change the world - but start with your own world first."

- Spree

Rider: “If she’s not up to it, we don’t have to show while we're down there (FL) 

We can just do lessons.”

 

Mare: “No one gets

ribbons in lessons.”

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"Think you need a stronger bit?"

Why not try a saddle fit!?!"

​-Roadie

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“It is amazing to me how accurately he was able to share his issues and concerns with you — they truly fit what I found while working on him. I am a veterinarian and now focus on chiropractic and acupuncture after 10 years as a track vet, and I cannot thank you enough for putting the pieces of this puzzle together when no one else had been able to. Because of your insights, I can now monitor his problem areas more closely and help him do what he enjoys with the right person.​.. We are so glad we found you.”

- Heather C., DVM

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Guinea Pig Update

"Boy, did that vet sound surprised!"

​-Gabby S.

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August's Drinking Update

"You were spot on!"

​-Makendra S.

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"It IS really weird but she's so darn accurate."​

- Molly R.

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"I was a little skeptical but also hopeful that Kali could help with my horse. She was spot on with his personality and mentioned something happening in the trailer to my horses hind end and back on his ride to the show. I wasn’t with him on the ride there so I had no clue, but after our call I walked to the trailer and saw that my horse had somehow damaged the butt bar. There’s no way Kali could have known on her own since I didn’t even know anything had happened. If I need communication with my guy again, I plan to call Kali!"
​-Erin O.

This Halloween special with KB Media Equine offers a look at how my work unfolds in real time. In this episode, I conducted live readings with very little confirmation or denial from the hosts — a structured format often used to test accuracy and one that many clients still prefer.

 

While private sessions can be far more interactive, this conversation provides a transparent glimpse into the process within a controlled setting.

For a deeper look at how this gift and work unfolded, you can read more in The Backroads Portfolio article, "Speaking to Hearts Through Animals" or explore the additional in-depth interview, “Listen… Your Animals Are Talking to You,” as well as “A Skeptic’s Calls with Kali,” written by the publication’s co-creator following her personal experiences with Animal Listening.

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