Published August 27th, 2026

Rone Creative Energy, LLC is a female-owned energy work practice based in York, Pennsylvania, serving South Central Pennsylvania and Northern Maryland. The practice grew from my personal experience working with a rescue horse suffering from arthritis, where I witnessed the subtle but powerful effects of energy work firsthand. This inspired me to extend these gentle, intuitive therapies to people and pets alike.

My approach combines multiple modalities such as Reiki, tuning fork therapy, sound therapy, and guided meditation, all tailored to the unique needs of each individual or animal. Sessions unfold naturally, guided by observation and intuition rather than a fixed routine, creating space for nervous system regulation and deep relaxation.

Services are offered flexibly through mobile visits-barn calls for horses, in-home consultations for pets and people-as well as in dedicated quiet spaces when preferred. Each session aims to support balance, ease tension, and promote overall well-being, honoring the distinct responses of humans, horses, and pets alike.

Introduction To Your First Holistic Energy Session

I offer energy work and Reiki sessions for people, horses, and pets across South Central PA and Northern MD, with energy healing in York, PA at the center of my service area. I am a Certified Sound Therapist and Level Two Tuning Fork Practitioner with Animal Reiki Practitioner Certification, and I focus on gentle energy work, sound-based therapy, and individualized energy sessions by appointment only.

The purpose of a first visit is to support balance and well-being and to invite the nervous system toward regulation. I do not diagnose or replace veterinary or medical care. Instead, I hold a calm, grounded space so the body and mind, or the animal's system, have a chance to settle, unwind, and reorganize in a kinder pattern.

I offer in-home consultations and mobile services for pets and horses when that is the most comfortable option, along with other pet-friendly services. Online booking is available, and I accept Cashapp, Venmo, and debit and credit cards for payment.

On the rest of this page, I walk through what to expect from initial session intake and assessment, how the session usually flows from conversation into deep relaxation and intuitive energy work, how this looks for humans, horses, and other animals, and simple signs of nervous system regulation you can watch for during and after treatment.

Certifications And Expertise Behind My Energy Work

My formal training sits quietly underneath every intuitive choice I make in a session. I hold Certified Sound Therapist and Level Two Tuning Fork Practitioner credentials, which means I have specific education in how different frequencies, weights, and application points influence the body's subtle systems. That training guides how I choose and place tuning forks during sound-based therapy, whether I am working near a human's joints, along a horse's spine, or around an anxious pet's energy field.

Alongside sound therapy, I hold Animal Reiki Practitioner Certification. This training deepened my understanding of animal communication, consent, and body language, so I move slowly and listen closely as horses and pets show me what feels right. It also refined my ability to offer Reiki for animals without forcing contact, allowing the animal to decide how near or far it wants to be.

These certifications give structure to what might otherwise look like simple "intuitive" work. When I sense a shift, I am not guessing; I am drawing from specific methods in tuning fork therapy and Reiki while still responding in the moment. The result is a calm, responsive style of energy work that respects both training and instinct.

Energy Work for People, Horses, and Pets: What It Involves

Energy work looks a little different for each being in front of me, but the thread is the same: gentle attention, clear intention, and space for the system to reorganize. I blend Reiki sessions, sound therapy for relaxation, and light touch or off-body work, then adjust in real time as I see responses.

For people, sessions usually start with a short conversation on what feels out of balance right now. From there I guide you into a resting position on a couch, chair, or massage table, fully clothed. I may bring in tuning fork therapy, placing or activating forks near joints, along the spine, or around the head to support nervous system regulation. Hands either rest lightly at key points or hover just above the body, depending on comfort and sensitivity.

Equine energy work and horse energy therapy follow the horse's lead. I often begin outside the direct touch zone, watching breath, eyes, ears, and posture. As the horse settles, I may work along the back, neck, and major joints, or in the field around these areas. Therapeutic tuning forks sometimes come in here as well, used near tight muscles or over energy centers, always with quiet, predictable movement so the horse knows what is coming next.

Pet energy sessions adapt even more to the setting. With mobile services for pets and in-home consultations, cats, dogs, and other animals stay in their own environment. Some curl up next to me on the floor or couch; others keep more distance and interact through the energy field. I keep movements soft and simple, bringing in sound-based therapy when the animal shows curiosity or ease around the tones.

Every individualized energy session grows out of what I observe in breath, posture, and behavior. Sometimes a session is mostly hands-off with sound; other times it leans into quiet hand placements. The goal is always the same: steady, respectful support that invites balance and well-being without forcing change.

Session Flow: What Happens During Your First Energy Healing Session

For a first visit, I start with a grounded conversation. I ask what feels off, what hurts, and what kind of support feels most important right now. I also explain how I work, check in about touch, sound, and sensitivity, and answer practical questions so the nervous system already begins to settle.

From there, I listen for a shared intention. That might be easing physical tension, softening anxiety, supporting recovery, or simply resting more deeply. I hold that intention quietly through the session and let it guide where I place my hands, how I use sound, and how long I stay in each area.

Next comes a gentle assessment. For people, I notice breathing rhythm, muscle tone, and subtle signs like fidgeting, jaw clench, or shallow breath. I do not diagnose; I simply map where the body seems guarded or tired. This helps me choose where to begin, often around the shoulders, low back, or feet.

Then I guide you into a resting position, fully clothed, on a couch, chair, or table. Lights lower, phones go silent, and I invite longer, slower breaths. Many people feel warmth, tingling, heaviness in the limbs, or a sense of drifting. Others feel almost nothing at first, then realize later that their mind went quieter than usual.

Once the body starts to relax, I move into intuitive energy work. My hands may rest lightly at the head, chest, or joints, or hover just above the body if direct contact feels like too much. When I bring in therapeutic tuning forks, I either tap and hold them near joints or along the spine, or let the sound move through the field a few inches away. The vibration often supports nervous system regulation, and people sometimes notice sound "traveling" through tight areas or releasing a held breath.

With animals, the flow shifts but the principle stays the same. I begin at a respectful distance, watching for licking and chewing, yawns, eye softening, stretching, or a horse placing itself in a particular stance and holding it. Those small changes tell me when to move closer, when to pause, and when to introduce sound. For energy work for pets, some will lean in, nuzzle, or fall asleep; others show their consent by staying nearby and turning a shoulder or hip toward my hands or the tuning forks.

Throughout, I track physical and emotional cues: deeper breathing, stomach gurgles, temperature shifts, waves of emotion, or a sudden urge to sigh. I do not force a sequence. Each session unfolds at its own pace, following what the body or animal shows me in real time, so the work stays gentle, respectful, and honest.

Signs of Nervous System Regulation During and After Treatment

As the session moves from conversation into deep relaxation and intuitive energy work, the nervous system often shifts from a fight-or-flight pattern into a rest-and-digest state. This shift involves the parasympathetic branch of the nervous system taking the lead, which is why many signs show up as softening, slowing, and letting go.

For humans, early signs often appear in the breath and muscles. Breathing deepens, shoulders drop, the jaw loosens, and hands unclench. Many people notice warmth spreading through the chest, belly, or limbs, or a gentle tingling in the hands and feet. The body may feel heavier on the couch or table, as if it sinks into the support beneath it.

As tuning fork therapy or quiet hand placements continue, the mind often follows the body. Thoughts space out, time feels less important, and there is a sense of drifting without quite falling asleep. Emotional waves can rise and pass: tears, laughter, or a deep sigh. These releases show that stored tension is moving, not that something is wrong.

After a session, signs of regulation tend to show up in daily life. Many people sleep more soundly, wake feeling more rested, or notice less reactivity to stressors that usually trigger them. Digestion may feel more settled, headaches ease, or there is a clearer sense of internal balance and ease.

Animals show the same nervous system shift through their own language. During equine energy work or pet energy sessions, I watch for licking and chewing, slow blinks, soft eyes, and yawning. A horse may stretch a leg, tilt the head, or adjust its stance and then hold that position as tension unwinds. Dogs and cats often reposition themselves closer, flop onto a side, or curl up and drop into deep relaxation with heavier, slower breathing.

After treatment, animals may seek quiet, nap more deeply, or move with smoother, more fluid motion. Some become gently playful again; others simply rest without the usual hypervigilance. All of these patterns point toward parasympathetic activation: the body and mind, or the animal's system, shifting into a state where repair, digestion, and genuine rest are more available.

Gallery and Resources: Visual and Audio Insights Into Sessions

I like gallery content to feel like a quiet visit to the practice before anyone books. On social media, I suggest choosing images that show simple, grounded scenes: a couch or table set up for Reiki sessions for humans, a horse resting in soft light during equine energy work, or a pet stretched out, eyes half-closed, while tuning forks rest nearby.

Close-up photos of forks in motion, hands hovering, or a horse placing itself in a stretch help people understand how gentle energy work looks in real life. I avoid busy backgrounds so the eye lands on breath, posture, and relaxation rather than clutter.

Short YouTube clips work well for sound-based therapy and guided meditation sessions. I recommend clear audio of forks, chimes, or a simple voice-led practice, with calm visuals and steady pacing. These pieces give a sensory preview of the work without overwhelming the nervous system with too much detail.

Service Area And Booking Information

My practice centers on energy healing in York, PA and extends through South Central Pennsylvania and Northern Maryland. I travel for barn calls with horses, offer in-home visits for people and pets, and also hold sessions at two quiet locations in York when that feels easier than a home visit.

Scheduling stays flexible. I book weekday, weekend, and evening appointments so sessions fit around work, family, and barn routines. All services stay pet-friendly, with a focus on calm spaces, slow introductions, and clear respect for each animal's comfort.

I keep eco-friendly practices in mind, from simple supply choices to planning routes for mobile visits thoughtfully. Payments are straightforward as well: I accept Cashapp, Venmo, and major debit and credit cards.

If you feel ready to explore individualized energy work for yourself, a horse, or another animal, I invite you to book a session and experience this gentle support directly.

Starting something new can bring curiosity and a bit of nervousness, especially when it involves energy work for you or your animals. Each session unfolds with care, focusing on your unique needs or those of your horse or pet. Whether through Reiki sessions, sound-based therapy, or tuning fork therapy, the aim is to guide the nervous system toward calm and balance, encouraging relaxation and a sense of well-being.

Energy work for horses, pets, and people is gentle and responsive, adapting moment by moment. Mobile services for pets and horses, along with in-home consultations, make it easier to receive care where you and your animals feel most comfortable. As a female-owned practice in York, PA, I incorporate eco-friendly practices whenever possible and offer online booking by appointment only to keep scheduling simple and flexible.

If you have questions or want to discuss what your first session might look like, I welcome you to reach out. Telephone Q&A consultations are available to help you feel confident and informed. Whether you are seeking Reiki for animals, guided meditation sessions, or energy work for yourself, I am here to support your journey toward greater ease and balance.

Clients from South Central PA and Northern MD are warmly welcomed. Payment methods include Cashapp, Venmo, and debit and credit cards, making it easy to arrange your session. When you're ready, get in touch to take the next step toward calm and restoration for you and your animal companions.