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Release and Realign - 1 session
This 1.5-hour transformational session combines science and deep healing to address the root causes of emotional or physical challenges, from gut health and fertility to depression and decision paralysis. Drawing on the research of Bruce Lipton, Marisa Peer, and Joe Dispenza, this session unravels how stored memories and limiting beliefs in your subconscious mind manifest as physical and emotional blocks.
Using evidence-based techniques, I tap into the body’s innate ability to heal by rewiring neural pathways, releasing negative beliefs and reprogramming the subconscious mind to align with the life you desire.
One session is sometimes all it takes to shift the core beliefs and emotional triggers holding you back. This work is nothing short of astonishing.
Investment £180
1.5 hr session
Infertility
Stress, trauma, or deeply held subconscious beliefs e.g “I’m not ready to be a parent” or “It’s not safe to be pregnant”, can create physiological barriers to conception. Stress activates the fight-or-flight response, which diverts energy away from reproductive functions. Subconscious rewiring helps identify these beliefs or past traumas, releasing them through guided techniques like hypnosis or visualization.
For example, a client who unconsciously associates pregnancy with fear (perhaps due to witnessing a traumatic birth) may experience tension in the body that disrupts hormonal balance. By replacing this fear with positive, empowering beliefs, the nervous system shifts into a state of safety, supporting optimal fertility.
IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)
The gut-brain connection is welldocumented, with the vagus nerve linking emotional states to gut health. Chronic stress or unresolved emotions stored in the body can disrupt digestion, leading to IBS symptoms like bloating, cramping, or irregular bowel movements. Subconscious rewiring addresses the emotional root of these symptoms.
For instance, a client with IBS might unconsciously associate mealtimes with stress due to childhood experiences of tension at the dinner table. By bringing these associations to light and reprogramming the mind to view eating as a safe and nourishing act, the gut-brain axis can recalibrate, easing symptoms and restoring balance.