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Here at Royal Wellness KBH Intuitive Therapy is a form of therapy that combines therapeutic tools/methods from physiotherapy, clinical sexology and psychology with a more holistic, intuitive approach.

It involves using a person's inner wisdom, emotions and intuition to aid in the healing process. The therapist often relies on their own intuitive observations, as well as the client's instincts and feelings, to understand the underlying problems and develop solutions.

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Mental and spiritual problems reveal their presence in the physical body, which is why it is important to look at the person holistically. A one-dimensional approach to the client gives a shallow and very short-term solution, while an in-depth, multi-dimensional look gives deep insight into the source of the problem, expands self-awareness and opens up undiscovered potentials.

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Disciplines of science that we use during Intuitive Therapy:

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- Physiotherapy

- Psychotherapy of traumas and crisis intervention

- Clinical sexology

 

Alternative fields:

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- Quantum psychology

- Spirituality (its goal is to integrate the body with the spirit)

- Healing (optimizes the flow of an individual's energy)

- Astropsychology (helps understand the forces that affect an individual's life, collective energy or astronomical events that have a strong impact on a person at a certain time)

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Here are some key elements of Meryl’s Intuitive Therapy:

 

• Holistic approach of Intuitive Therapy considers the mind, body and spirit. It seeks to address the root cause of the client’s problems rather than just treat the symptoms. This may include exploring emotional imbalances, past trauma, spiritual disconnection or unresolved conflicts that are manifesting in the body or mind.

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• Reading body language, energy fields and emotional changes during the session to guide the conversation. The therapist can sense emotions or blockages before they are verbally expressed and help the client to reveal them.

 

• Building deep empathy and connection. The therapist uses their intuition to support a compassionate and safe environment in which the client feels comfortable exploring their feelings. This connection allows the therapist to tune into the client’s emotional state and provide insights that may not be available through traditional methods.

 

• Incorporating energy healing techniques such as Reiki, chakra balancing or other practices to help clients release emotional or energy blockages. They can help direct the flow of energy in the body, supporting healing and balance.

 

• Incorporating spiritual concepts such as connecting with your higher self, understanding your life purpose or using meditation and visualization techniques. Spiritual practices can vary depending on the client’s beliefs, but can be a central part of intuitive therapy.

 

• Intuitive therapy is often used for personal growth, self-discovery  and emotional healing. It helps individuals gain clarity about the direction of their lives, relationships and emotional well-being by fostering trust in their inner voice and intuition.

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