I can report on my session, although it's not as interesting as una's chiro. It's about my dog, so apologies to cat people of pc. He's always been very attuned to me and aware of dissociation when it happens, responding differently depending on what's happening. My therapist has often noted his reactions and takes them as cues. This past session, he sat right in front of her and listened intently to what she was telling me. After noticing this, she said she must be on the right track, and we both laughed about how aware he is.

It might sound a little out there, but two days later, I was out in public with him and he strained on his leash to get to someone whose back was to us. He was whimpering and working up to bark. He is not a barker, so this was alarming. I got up to get him and saw that the person he was focused on was slumped over. She was having a small seizure, not noticeable from behind. I have a family member who has grand mal seizures, and this was not anything like that, so I'm not sure. She was not responsive at all. He kept barking and she started to fall out of her chair so I held her up while someone called for help.

Anyway, it just makes me even more intrigued by his participation in my therapy. He must be able to sense changes in consciousness or energy or something else. I am so pleased that he alerted to someone in trouble. If he hadn't done that, no one would have noticed as no one else was around.