Before Your Session
Create Your Optimal Session Space
Typically sessions begin with a short conversation to identify the pattern you’d like to focus on. From there, Elizabeth guides your through the process that works directly with your body’s survival responses. This is collaborative work, not something done “to” you.
Sessions are generally calm and low-intensity from the outside, even when meaningful shifts are happening internally. Some clients notice physical sensations such as a release of tension, a deep breath, or a sense of lightness as patterns resolves. Others notice changes more gradually over the following days.
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Find a space where you will not be interrupted for 3 to 4 hours as the length of time depends on the complexity of the issue being addressed
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Silence your phone and other devices
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Have paper or a computer available for taking notes
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Keep water nearby
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Ensure you can recline or be comfortable as you may become sleepy
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Have privacy for emotional processing as this work requires some emotional engagement, but you won’t be drowning in emotions
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Come with an open mind and be present with what arises.
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Do not schedule important activities immediately after your session. Many people feel sleepy during or after, and this is completely normal and beneficial
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Trust the process. If you are accustomed to traditional therapy or counseling, QFC might seem unusual. Know that thousands of people have experienced profound results with this exact process.