Benefits of Soul Integration™

“When you love yourself, you can love others. You have the concept of what love is. It is not just a projection of the beliefs about self. When there is soul centeredness, there is the ability to love others in their way, their souls, unconditionally. And relationships are there to mirror unto you, each of you, those parts of self. So, if one can love another, one is only seeing his or herself in the other – are they not? – the same way with any feeling. It is only a projection. The gift of relationship is that learning.”  - THEO

"When there is an integration that occurs and there is no longer a fragment, the energy in the body flows freely and there is no imbalance. So, if there is a lack of self-love, there can be a physical imbalance attached to it. It is being out of balance on all things, isn’t it? When one does Soul Integration and comes into that soul centeredness, the energy is moving freely in the body as it is meant to be. One can be more aware of the physical body, paying attention to it for good maintenance, but there is not an emotional charge that is blocking the energy from moving.”  - THEO

No, these services are not psychotherapy. I utilize principles, methods and tools that are meant to empower, uplift and support you in achieving your goals. I hold space for you and guide you through this process. I do not provide medical or mental health advice. I encourage you to seek help from a medical professional for any psychological or other medical assistance.

Yes absolutely! I began by practicing with this process myself after attending the Thrive course offered the The Theo Group, Inc. For many months, I enjoyed utilizing the practice myself. I imagine it will be a lifelong practice that I engage in for my own wellness. For more information about Thrive course offerings, visit www.asktheo.com

That being said, it was only when I was facilitated in this process by Certified Facilitator that I felt myself experience things at a very deep level. I was able to set aside my thinking mind and instead allow myself to be guided into an emotional space with remembrances I hadn't previously been able to tap into. So for me, being facilitated by another was a very special experience.

In my personal experience, yes. But this is entirely up to you. Most of us are contending with "themes" that we've been working to address for a lifetime . . . and many of us have multiple themes we're working to heal (e.g. self-criticism, fear, abandonment, unworthiness, etc.). Because of the complexity and volume of our fragmented selves, it's rarely "one and done" but rather a lifetime practice. 

You may wish to start with one session, then sense and feel into the effects. Then if you're feeling positive effects, this may be the time to book additional sessions.