Case Study 8

Does this Sound Familiar?

I decided to consult George after talking to several of his clients and hearing about the improvements they had experienced through his bio-energy therapy.

Put simply, I had been feeling bogged down by life and had become negative and irritable around my immediate family, often quite volatile and highly impatient.  For someone who used to be pretty laid back and always so upbeat, I was aware that life should have been much more enjoyable and was frustrated that it had changed. I was also aware that I had changed, perhaps just by normal life events, and wanted the ‘old me’ back. I often felt suppressed by other people’s negativity and was spending so much time dealing with family life and often trying to keep other people ‘up’ to see that I, myself, needed some attention to try and turn things around.

The first session was probably the most dramatic of all. Even just talking through how I was feeling was a major release but I definitely felt as if a major burden and cloud had been lifted as the day went on, and the following day. I woke up and almost embarked on a ‘clearing out’ spree which George later told me was quite a normal reaction to the early stages of bio-energy therapy. It was as if I was clearing out anything unnecessary, any junk in my life to make way for the new me.  This continued, as did other similar behaviours.  I also became significantly more patient with the things that were previously making me so frustrated and had developed this new ‘ability’ to block out annoying, frustrating or other negative emotions that were previously getting to me on an almost constant basis.

On a secondary level, I should add that George also did a little work on my right knee which had been giving me a lot of pain due to running – the pain had gone by the next morning and has yet to return! I was astounded and remain so, because  I thought this was something I was just going to have to live with.

Things have progressed to the point that I now feel very different and significantly better than I did. I’m communicating better, feeling much more positive and spur-of-the-moment about things, finding it easier to enjoy life rather than always feeling either frustrated, irritated or bogged down and have also started a few new activities such as joining a running club, doing things I had perhaps put off and making more time for friends. As awful as it sounds, I have perhaps also learnt to be a little bit more ‘selfish’ – but in a good way, basically spending more time focusing on my own thoughts, need and emotions than everyone else’s. 

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