What is Healing?

 

Healing is a completely natural process that promotes better health. The channelling of healing energies through the healer to the patient brings it about. It re-energizes and relaxes the patient so that his/her natural resources are enabled to deal with injury or illness in the best way possible. It can be helpful in a wide range of physical, psychological, spiritual and emotional conditions, sometimes to a remarkable degree. In addition to its value in relieving pain and restoring function, healing is also notable for initiating improvements in patients' attitudes, clarity of thought and in their quality of life.

 

Anybody may receive healing, regardless of any religious denomination or creed.  Healers never advise on medical matters and healing is completely non-diagnostic. Healers may not advise their patient against their doctor's advice and would stress they must continue to take any medication prescribed by their medical advisor. They may not offer healing to children without parental consent nor may animals be offered healing unless they have first been seen by a vet. (Solihull Healers do not offer animal healing on a sessional basis, but a member of the group is trained in animal healing.)

 

People who attend public healing sessions remain fully clothed and are seated on an upright chair during the healing process. They are asked to sit in a relaxed manner during healing and enquiries may be made by the healer into the nature of the issue which has brought the person for healing, but this is not vital and care is taken to try and retain confidentiality.

 

Healing normally takes between 15 and 20 minutes in a quiet and peaceful room. Afterwards, the patient may be asked how they feel and if they have found it a positive experience. No other issues are discussed. The patient may be offered a glass of water after the healing before they depart.