St Neots Group Healing

Frequently Asked Questions

• Do I need to be ill to receive healing?

  No. Healing is about restoring balance to your life and in your relationships with others, about expressing feelings, about change and the need for it. It often helps bring a sense of proportion and perspective and a greater feeling of "feet on the ground", of regaining control, irrespective of whether you are ill or not. On the other hand, it can be especially helpful in crisis situations and with terminal illness. It can stand alone as a therapy, has no harmful side effects and works well with any other therapy. It is a process, above all, to help you to help yourself.

• Do I need to have faith for healing to work?

  No. Healers work from a wide range of philosophies and many simply see their ability as a natural resource. Nothing special is expected of the patient, however, except perhaps openness to anything that happens and a degree of trust in the healer.

• Does it work?

  Anything from just one session up to a series of 5/6 regular sessions would be sufficient to convince you beyond doubt that improvements have occurred since your first visit. You might also feel lighter and brighter, more positive in attitude and notice happy coincidences occurring in your life. Local success stories include patients who have recovered from physical problems, depression and stress.

• How does healing work?

  Healing is a natural therapy where Healing energy is channelled by the Healer through to the patient. When our energy is unbalanced or depleted (resulting in illness or stress) the Healer acts as a gentle set of jump leads and the energy is then drawn to where it is most needed. The same is true when we eat food - the goodness goes to where it is most needed without us having to think about it. For this reason, the Healer does not need to know your problem for Healing to take place, but you are free to talk about it if you wish.