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What does a session feel like?
Sessions are very relaxing. Some Clients have said that they can occasionally feel a gentle tingling in their arms, feet, or the top of the head. Clients have also mentioned that occasionally they may see small flashes of light, but none of these sensations have been uncomfortable.
Does Insurance cover these types of sessions?
If your employer or company participates in Health Savings Account (HSA) allocations, this can be accepted as a form of payment. Though neither I nor my current clients have ever had any issue accepting or using this payment method, I'd encourage you to verify with the HSA issuing party that this medically qualified service is included under the umbrella of allowable charges. Regarding Insurance; Insurance companies are a business. Historically they do not value alternative modalities as an allowable benefit. As helpful as health insurance may be in some critical care situations, at this time, insurance carriers will not qualify the testing or training as an allowable benefit.
Will an evaluation or training take the place of a doctor's visit?
No, Energy Medicine is a great adjunct to modern medicine but it will in no way replace an evaluation, treatment or ongoing care from a licensed physician.
Is the machine being used FDA approved?
Yes. The FDA considers the device being used a class II medical device.
Can kids be evaluated and have training?
Absolutely, Yes! Kids are always welcome. As their caregiver I'd encourage you talk to them and let them decide if energetic training is something they are willing to do. I have worked with children as young as 6 years old with great success. If they can be comfortable in a recliner for 1.5 - 2 hours, they'll do great. I use this modality for my own children as well.
Would there be any reason I could not have a session?
There are a few situations where a client would be ineligible for an evaluation or training. These situations are as follows:
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Having any electronically implanted device such as a pacemaker, cochlear implant, spinal stimulator, etc.
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Pregnancy or trying to conceive. ​​​
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you would need to wait until after the baby is born or a licensed physician has determined you are not pregnant on the day of a session.
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What should I wear?
What ever you're comfortable wearing. I will be attaching small silicone bands to your wrists and ankles, so as long as those areas can be accessed, all is well.
How many sessions do I have to have?
There are no minimum or maximum number of sessions needed. Most of my clients have sessions every 1-2 months. Some prefer to come in every 2 weeks. It is advisable to wait one week between sessions.