1.  What is Healing Touch?
Healing Touch is an energy-based therapy that promotes relaxation and enhances the body’s natural healing. Using light touch, it balances energy fields and can support traditional medical treatments. Ideal for recovery or relaxation, Healing Touch offers a nurturing experience.

2. What is Craniosacral Therapy? 
Craniosacral Therapy is a gentle, hands-on approach that focuses on the craniosacral system, which surrounds the brain and spinal cord. Practitioners use light touch to promote relaxation and enhance the body’s natural healing processes, often relieving stress and tension. This holistic method can lead to a deep sense of peace and well-being by releasing restrictions within the body.

3.  What can I expect during a session?
You can expect a quiet exchange at the start of the session.  Robyn prefers to pray out loud with patients, however she is respectful of everyone's comfort level and belief system.  She asks permission first.  If the person declines, she prays to herself.  She will start the session with a slow hands on assessment either slightly off the body or lightly on the body where she feels called to begin.  After she attunes to the spirit and body of the patient she begins the work.  Although there are trained patterns she can follow, she is often led to work where the body calls her to.  She believes God intervenes on her the patient's behalf.  She trusts the process and follows where she feels led to release restrictions.  Every session is different depending on the current needs of the patient at the time of the session.  You can expect a gentle release of energy, a relaxed state with a clearing of the mind.  Often, people feel lighter, free, and clearer minded. 

4.  How long is a session? 
An initial consultation is 90 minutes which includes a short health history and assessment of goals to set an intention.  The rest of the appointment, approximately 60 min is hands on.  After the first 90 minute session, you choose 30, 60, 90 or 120 minutes depending on the needs of the patient.   

5.  Do I have to keep coming back after the first session?  
Robyn recommends people try the first session and see how they respond t.  Then decide if they found it beneficial 24-48 hours later before booking any further sessions.  Most benefit from multiple sessions because the work deepens as people begin to understand how the work is done.  There is no "prescription" for this work, rather it's a soul work that is very individual to the needs of the person receiving.   

6.  Do I keep my clothing on during the session?
Yes, no clothing is removed. It's recommended you wear comfortable clothing that signals to your body/brain you are in the comfort of your own home. 

7.  Is the practitioner trained? 
Yes, Robyn is a Registered Nurse. She has a Bachelor's of Arts in Psychology and a Bachelor's of Science in Nursing.  She has over 20 years of healthcare experience in a variety of nursing arenas.  She was trained in Healing Touch through Healing Beyond Borders and received her training in Craniosacral Therapy from The Upledger Institute.  

8.  Is the practitioner a Christian? 
Yes, Robyn was born and raised a Christian and actively pursues her faith at at local church.  

9.  Do you have to believe in the Christian faith to schedule or benefit from a session? 
No, Robyn works on all walks of life, the work gets done regardless of the beliefs of the patient.  You do not have to believe the way the practitioner believes to benefit.  All faiths, religions, belief systems or lack there of are encouraged to come as you, the work is done irregardless of belief systems.

10.  Can my parent or spouse be present during the session?  
Yes, if this makes you more comfortable, you can bring someone with you as long as they are able to remain quiet during the session and you feel safe with them present to listen to what is discussed. 

11. What if I become uncomfortable during the session? 
You or the practitioner are able to stop the session at anytime.  You are in charge of your own session and thus what you are comfortable with is what the practitioner wants.  As Robyn always says, do not suffer in silence, speak up if there are questions or things you want to discuss.