Virginia Dassler-Core Healing Technique

How does C.H.T. do this?

Muscle testing is used to assist and guide you to recall a specific negative emotion and when it first occurred. We then use the Clearing Technique to turn all those weaknesses into strengths.

C.H.T. can accomplish this systematically and comprehensively. A further advantage is that this technique allows us to locate and resolve your Top Priority Item(s). A Top Priority Item is defined as the experience in your past which has caused the most damage, and the healing of which will provide the most relief and release. Thus, this approach is extremely effective in a short period of time.

What is C.H.T supposed to accomplish?

C.H.T. seeks to normalize a neurological imbalance that will promote a change in physiology towards better health. It deals only with your physiologic reaction to a past event.

Will I forget the stressful event or negative emotion?

C.H.T. will not make, correct or change your recollection of the past event, nor will it confirm what may have actually happened in the past. It deals with perception. All we ask from C.H.T. is to acknowledge an event, imagined or otherwise, that has significantly impacted you.

What are the basic assumption of C.H.T.?

There is a deeper part of you that knows the truth about you. Emotional trauma is stored in the body. We can access this through muscle testing. Such trauma can be gently and easily released.

Is C.H.T. safe?

Correction of a negative emotions is safe and gentle. Clients often express immediate relief following C.H.T. It is not subtle. With the emotional side of the triangle of health strengthened, you can clarify the needs and integrity of your structural and biochemical health.

How often might I need C.H.T.?

There are layers of structural, biochemical and emotional factors causing ill health. Thus, returning to vibrant and resilient health is actually a “peeling” process in harmony with the timing of the body’s own healing wisdom. Most people need three or four clearings, but I have seen up to fourteen needed.

Does C.H.T. involve psychological counseling?

C.H.T. is not a substitute for psychological or psychiatric therapy. Patients who show a possible need for psychotherapy are referred to psychological or psychiatric professionals for evaluation and/or treatment. The correction of a C.H.T. is a physiological phenomenon that does not involve counseling, guidance, or advice. It is purely a matter of the body’s response to acknowledging an underlying negative emotion and enabling the body to reduce/eliminate the impact the emotion has on your body, and mind.

What are the results of C.H.T?

People report feeling lighter, freer, and clearer. People report quick relief and release of difficult issues that they expected to be problematic fro a long time. People report discovering and clearing-up issues that they hadn't known were negatively affecting them.

What else can C.H.T. do for me?

The influence of this technique is limitless. It is aimed at maximizing the physiology of the body through the removal of conditioned reflexes. By using C.H.T. optimal health and success in all areas of life can be maximized.