Hello, I’m Vero.

I’ve always felt deeply connected to animals — dogs, cats, horses, and all beings who share this world with us. That connection has been a constant thread through my life, even as I built a career in finance and controlling and spent years as a dedicated endurance athlete. These two sides of me — the grounded, analytical one and the intuitive, empathetic one — are not in conflict. Together, they shape the way I listen to animals: calmly, clearly, and without drama.

Today, I am on a year‑long journey to deepen this gift through structured training programs:
Scholistico – Spezialist für Tierkommunikation and Tiergedanken Akademie –Tierkommunikations‑Coach.
My training is still in progress, and I practice daily — learning with every session and meeting every animal with respect, curiosity, and humility.

I believe every animal carries a story, a need, a feeling… and a deep desire to be heard.
What I offer is a space where those messages can be received gently and clearly — with patience, respect, and an open heart. Not through performing or guessing, but by slowing down, tuning in, being fully present, and translating what animals want their humans to understand.

Animals have shaped me all my life, each in their own way:

• Tammy, my current cat — who teaches me courage, curiosity, and confidence every day.
  Despite her handicap, she approaches life with an open heart and a willingness that inspires me. Through her, I’ve learned how communication between human and animal can deepen, soften, and grow into something incredibly meaningful.

• Zizi, my beloved cat now above the rainbow — who taught me to respect every personality and to give animals the space they need to feel safe. She showed me how much love unfolds when you meet an animal exactly where they are and open your heart in the way they can receive it.

• George, my first true soul animal — a dog who showed me how deeply animals can love, trust, and bond with us, and how much they rely on humans to offer safety, guidance, and loyalty in return.

• And the first horse I ever learned to ride — whose name I no longer remember, but whose patience and grounding presence stayed with me all these years.

These animals — and many others — shaped the way I connect today.
They showed me that listening deeply can change everything.

If you feel your animal may want to share something — a worry, a wish, a point of tension, or a small piece of their heart — I would be honored to listen.