During a session John uses muscle testing and a series of questions to “ask” your body which parts are not functioning correctly or are out of balance with the rest of the body. Once these areas have been pinpointed, John uses a combination of gentle touch on specific points on the body and tapping over the head and heart to bring enhanced awareness to the affected parts. Tapping over the head alerts and switches on the brain to the problem and tapping over the heart stores the changes that have been made. Your body uses this new information to initiate its own healing processes. Some people experience almost instant improvements in their health and pain levels, others have a slower recovery, depending on the illness and the person. Bodytalk works with the miracle of the healing power of your body rather than just covering up symptoms. This means health changes will be long term and usually your health continues to improve over time.

Helping Family Members Overseas Using BodyTalk from Tauranga. 

Surrogate and Remote BodyTalk from Tauranga.

Working Remotely Enables John To Treat Patients Worldwide.
 

There are two forms of remote treatments the John uses. These are called Surrogate and Remote sessions. During both types of session John uses remote viewing techniques to conduct the treatment session. Each session is digitally recorded and emailed to the patient as soon as it is completed. To learn the foundations of the remote viewing technique John uses, see his book "Live A Life That Is Limitless".

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Surrogate BodyTalk Sessions from Tauranga:

In the case of a surrogate session, John works through a close friend or family member who is attending the clinic for the sole reason of acting as a physical connection to the person receiving the treatment. Surrogate sessions are often used by family members who would like to contribute to a relatives recovery. In cases where a patient is terminally ill, surrogate sessions have proved very effective in calming their loved one and easing an stress of discomfort through their final hours. 

Remote Bodytalk Sessions from Tauranga:

During remote treatment sessions John uses a combination of references such as photographs, date of birth, phone numbers or the address of the patient. These important reference points  along with information submitted by the patient via the online medical intake form are used with his remote viewing techniques to treat the patient.

BodyTalk in Tauranga For Animals

Horses, Cats and Dogs

The safety and comfort of the animal, owner and practitioner is a fundamental principle when working with animals. All animals come with a unique role within a family matrix. BodyTalk recognises every individual has specific genetic characteristics with unique anatomical, physiological and emotional make-up and a distinct set of life experiences. John will always seek permission from both the owner and the animal before commencing  a Bodytalk session. Most animals don't stay stationary during a Bodytalk Session. Animals have an instinctual understanding of the importance physical movement is to help process and integrate changes that are happening in their bodies. John conducts his Bodytalk sessions from a short distance away to allow the animal to move freely or may use the owner as a surrogate. Horses should be untethered and comfortable in their surroundings ideally in a large spacious stable, or small courtyard or paddock. John has a large comfortable room at his practice to receive cats and dogs.  

BodyTalk sessions for an animal, balances the general bodymind energy of the animal and very effective for emotionally based illnesses typically unaddressed through veterinary care. BodyTalk is meant to be a COMPLIMENTARY practice to veterinary care and not a replacement. A BodyTalk practitioner does not diagnose or prescribe for the animal. BodyTalk has been found to help horses and other animals recover from the problems mentioned below. 

Before a session you will be directed to the Animal Medical Intake Form. John will need to know some important information before he starts. Some of the questions will include: 

• What are the presenting issues? 

• What is the breed of your animal?

• How does your animal react when meeting new people? 

• How does your animal react towards the vet or groomer? 

• Has your animal ever bitten/kicked anyone? 

• If so what were the circumstances he/she break skin/cause serious injury?