Well the Body knows is only a tiny part of the therapy process

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, " Elizabeth

Sleight " <esleight@s...> wrote:

 

> What do you suggest as a way

>of avoiding telling them that

>their body will react according

>to how it needs to?

 

Why avoid that?

 

Tell them that different people have different results...

 

....(prime their pumps of imagination with several postive results,

and sandwich any negative results within that conversation, being

sure to finish with positive results)...

 

....and that in 3-5 days their bodies will have adjusted to

the " energitic training " and...blab, blab, blab.

 

Most are glad of the roadmap, as long as the roadmap is positive,

with dry roads and clear skys. And if there might be a bump in the

road, tell them about the smooth sailing AFTER the bump.

 

> Having said that, the best results are had by the people that

>actively listen to their bodies, take note of the changes in how

>they feel etc.

 

Okay, then part of what you do is also the above.

 

You train them to calibrate where their body is now...and, to

calibrate where their body is when fixed.

 

This is how Donna, and some of the best energy therapists on the

planet do that.

 

Donna's work is so awesome because she teaches all her skills with

BUILT-IN convincer strategies ALL THE WAY THROUGH!

 

Energy Psychology is so awesome because of the use of the SUDS scale

that is a convincer strategy of " before the treatment " , and

of " After the treatment " .

 

Goal directed questioning is also important. Because many don't know

what they want, they just don't want the pain, the don't want the

depression, they don't want to feel bad.

 

That away-from needs to be turned around.

 

Sometimes/many times, just by doing that, " towards " clarity, the

problem is solved accidently.