Issues Assisted
The range of symptoms for clients successfully helped with P.S.H. is almost endless!
The range of symptoms for clients successfully helped with P.S.H. is almost endless! Because subconscious, inner discomfort can be brought about for any number of reasons and can either directly cause or at least aggravate almost any problem.
Every individual is genetically unique and in their life experiences. This is also true of those who may have grown up in the same family.
Unprocessed feelings can be experienced in many ways. We all resolve and heal in our own individual time-frames.
Typically, only 1-3 sessions are needed. Sessions are approximately 60-90 minutes, usually a week apart. Healing & ongoing changes occur after formal sessions.
As the P.S.H. therapy process is non-invasive and is effective, bringing lasting benefits. Clients are happy to recommend it as a good therapy to friends and family.
It is a heal the cause process that can be suitable from the ages of 7 years up, teenagers and adults alike.
Heal the cause. There is no need to retell or analyse any experiences in order to make helpful lasting changes for yourself. Our blueprint of our reality is below the surface, in our subconscious-mind. This is where changes need to occur. P.S.H. therapy is specifically designed to help you make your desired changes.
Clients have had lasting relief from emotional, behavioural, physical and cognitive areas: (where underlying organic factors have been ruled out)
- Addictions
- Anger
- Anxiety
- Bowel problems
- Chronic pain
- Compulsive behaviours
- Concentration problems
- Depression
- Eating disorders
- Fears and phobias
- Fatigue
- Skin problems
- Stress and tension
- Grief
- Insomnia
- Irrational behaviours
- Low self-esteem
- Migraine headaches
- Nightmares
- Panic attacks
- Performance blocks
- Procrastination
- Racing mind
- Sexual difficulties
- Weight issues
- and much more
Why not arrange a complimentary strategy session via the contact page
“If you are unhappy or unhealthy – there is a part of you that knows why – What’s more, that part knows exactly what needs to be done to change it”
So how does healing and resolving emotions happen?
It is useful to understand the differences between our conscious or outer thinking mind and our subconscious inner private part of our mind. They operate quite differently.
The conscious awareness or outer mind is the thinking, reasoning and logic part. This is also where our willpower and judgment operate for us.
The ‘make it happen’ part of us. If we want to do something involving conscious, outer mind processes (building a house, selling a car, creating a meal, learning an instrument) we must ‘make it happen’.
It’s important to realise that this conscious area is not where our emotions, habits or healing resources operate or process. So talking or self-analysing about some problems or past events or experiences is not the most effective way to fully resolve them.
The subconscious is the part of the mind that makes decisions without the need to actively think about them. The subconscious mind is the gentle mind. The ‘let-it-happen’ part of the mind. If we want to do something involving subconscious or inner processes (digest a meal, resolve a subconscious dilemma, increase oxygen levels during exercise, grow fingernails or release a repressed emotion) then we must ‘let it happen’. Our subconscious affects every moment of our lives 24/7 – and most of us don’t even know it.
So how does healing and resolving emotions happen?
It is useful to understand the differences between our conscious or outer thinking mind and our subconscious inner private part of our mind. They operate quite differently.
The conscious awareness or outer mind is the thinking, reasoning and logic part. This is also where our willpower and judgment operate for us.
The ‘make it happen’ part of us. If we want to do something involving conscious, outer mind processes (building a house, selling a car, creating a meal, learning an instrument) we must ‘make it happen’.
It’s important to realise that this conscious area is not where our emotions, habits or healing resources operate or process. So talking or self-analysing about some problems or past events or experiences is not the most effective way to fully resolve them.
The subconscious is the part of the mind that makes decisions without the need to actively think about them. The subconscious mind is the gentle mind. The ‘let-it-happen’ part of the mind. If we want to do something involving subconscious or inner processes (digest a meal, resolve a subconscious dilemma, increase oxygen levels during exercise, grow fingernails or release a repressed emotion) then we must ‘let it happen’. Our subconscious affects every moment of our lives 24/7 – and most of us don’t even know it.
Will a P.S.H. Process Help Me?
