Once the areas of imbalance are found, the practitioner begins the Interventional portion of therapy. The first part of therapy is called Clearing or Unruffling. In this process, the practitioner facilitates the symmetrical flow of energy through the subject s field. Unruffling is achieved by using hand movements from the midline in a rhythmic and symmetrical manner from the head to the feet. The next phase of treatment involves Balancing and Rebalancing which involves projecting, directing and modulating energy based on the nature of the subject s living field thereby assisting to re-establish order in their energy field.
Treatment is accomplished by moving the hands to the areas where the practitioner senses a problem.
Energy may then be transferred where there is a deficit or energy may be mobilized from areas of congestion. The practitioner uses their intuitive judgment to determine when the subject s energy field is properly balanced and they should end the session. Constantly reassessing the field during treatment and eliciting feedback from the individual helps the practitioner to determine the best ending point for the therapy session.