The question I am most often asked by people who are looking to work with me as a client is “How many sessions is it going to take to heal [insert issue]?”
I understand the nature of this question, which is rooted in the desire for better, and as quickly as possible.
The problem with these questions is there is no way to know the answer. Even if a client is coming to me for an issue that I have worked with many times, there are so many unknown variables that I have to give the pat (and admittedly frustrating) answer of “It depends….”
When we are tapping—or working with any sort of transformational tool—I find there is a much more helpful question than “How long is it going to take?”
The question makes the healing process gentler, more effective and sometimes even more enjoyable.
In this week's podcast we explore the more useful question and how you can start using it right away with your tapping, or with any type of change work you are doing.
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As human beings, we are talented at learning from our past experience.
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Guest: Kris Ferraro
Because of the nature of the work I do with clients and in my personal healing work, I spend a lot of time thinking about the subconscious mind.
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Lori Leyden has dedicated her life to bringing healing and transformation to those who have experienced tragedy and trauma. Her latest book Embodying Grace captures the tools and approaches she uses to facilitate healing and wellbeing through a spiritual lens.
Guest: Lori Leyden, PhD, MBA
When we are in physical or emotional pain and distress, we want to feel better right now.
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Guest: Kerri Rhodes