Energy Methods
energy
noun
en·â€‹er·â€‹gy ˈe-nÉ™r-jÄ“
pluralenergies
1a: dynamic quality
narrative energy
b: the capacity of acting or being active
intellectual energy
c: a usually positive spiritual force
the energy flowing through all people
2: vigorous exertion of power : EFFORT
investing time and energy
3: a fundamental entity of nature that is transferred between parts of a system in the production of physical change within the system and usually regarded as the capacity for doing work
4: usable power (such as heat or electricity)
also : the resources for producing such power
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“Energy.” Merriam-Webster.com Dictionary, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/energy. Accessed 16 Dec. 2022.
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Touch Therapy methods are used to channel vital (Life Force Energy) to heal, energize and balance energetic deficiencies or blockages found in the energy points of the body believed to govern specific physical and mental processes.
​Pulsed Electromagnetic Frequencies use high or low intensity naturally occurring Electromagnetic Frequencies ranging from 1 to 99 Hz at the intensity of no higher than 2.2 Gauss to help improve or speed the healing of specific musculoskeletal conditions, calm the nervous system and align the energy centers known as Chakras.
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Sound Therapy - Specific vibrational frequencies per second or (Hertz, Hz), influence everything from thought to movement. Even our voices are influenced by the vibration quality of our bones. Psycho-acoustics are used to aide in grounding or elevating resonant energies.