Spirit Releasement Therapy
Spirit Releasement Therapy (SRT) is a healing modality that works on the releasing of foreign spirit attachments (undesirable energy or entity connected to a person). Spirit attachments are specific grouping of negative subtitle energies which can vary in power, have different potential effects, and may be misdiagnosed as symptoms that can fit a number of possible causes.
The reason it is so common to have attachments is because they enter our energy body during/after we experience a traumatic event. Trauma creates cracks or splits in our energy fields and we can lose soul fragments at this very moment.
The effects of spirit attachment vary in degrees- from barely perceivable to causing total incapacity in one’s life.
Historically spirits and their Releasement has been universally described by cultures and religions of all around the world for millennia. There are many styles of spirit releasement. We practice the approach based on therapeutic rather than a religious model (such as exorcism, for example). This approach has developed into the modern age over the last 100 years and has been by Dr William j Baldwin in his book “spirit Releasement therapy. A Technique Manual”.
SRT is highly experimental and does not have scientific verification or validation. It is essentially based on a hundred years of case studies showing remarkably consistent patterns of action, response, and then a positive effect. As with many therapies our focus is to find whatever works, whether we can explain or prove it or not. We are practicing Releasement without going deeply into metaphysics for the sake of finding a therapeutic result as the job of a therapist is to effectively and efficiently deliver a therapeutic result to a client.
There are several types of spirit attachments and we will be discussing them through the initial consultation to work out the best way of releasement.
SRT consists of a bundle of sessions that cover the discovery, communicating, releasement, and post releasement therapy/evaluation. The plan treatment and costs will be offered after the initial consultation.
