The session concluded with again assessing the employee's self report of stress and other variables. The response was overwhelmingly positive. Before and after assessments of stress, emotional pain, physical pain, self-empowerment, self worth, and life manageability indicated significant reduction of stress and an increase of overall sense of self and well being. Following are charted data of employee responses in each of the areas assessed. Same people in each graph.
Red bar represents before session and blue bar represents after session.
Thirty one of the 35 employees experienced significant stress reduction after 15 minutes. One employee reported no change, one employee reported no stress before and after the session, and two reported feeling more stressed. One reported increased emotional pain. Eighteen employees reported experiencing physical pain before the session. Physical ailments reported by the 18 employees reporting physical pain included gum pain, back pain, arm and shoulder pain, elbow pain, neck pain, knee pain, hormonal tension, and sciatica.