Treatment is done on a treatment bed when the patient is covered with a blanket and eyes closed.
The goal of lying down and closing your eyes is to relax your body as much as possible so that all focus goes into the inner world.
Covering the patient with a blanket provides him with a sense of security.
Subconscious therapy always begins with the connection to a pleasant relaxation, a sense of freedom and release in our body.
When the patient feels calm, I begin to direct him into his inner world by guided imagination when I occasionally ask him for feedback on what he sees, what he feels and what he senses in his body.
The patient’s imagination kicks in and shows the patient images, thoughts, emotions, and sensations.
In terms of treatment, it doesn’t really matter if the patient sees it as realistic or imaginary.
What matters to me as a therapist is what are the contents that are absorbed into the brain, basically what does his brain believes.
The contents may be memories but on the other hand, they can also be interpretations of the brain and are just as important and influential.