Your Questions Answered

Awareness & Integration is a holistic approach that works with the body, nervous system, and subconscious together. It combines Five Element Acupuncture with subconscious repatterning (Theta-based work) to support lasting change rather than short-term symptom relief.
Most therapies focus on either the body or the mind. This work deliberately treats both at the same time. Physical symptoms, emotional patterns, and subconscious beliefs are explored as parts of one system, not separate problems to manage.
It sits between these worlds. Sessions are therapeutic and body-based like acupuncture, while also working with belief patterns and awareness in a way people often associate with therapy or coaching — without being limited to talk alone.
No. You don’t need to believe anything. The work is experiential — most people notice changes in their body, emotional responses, or behaviour before they try to explain why it’s working.
It’s grounded, embodied, and practical. While it acknowledges subconscious and emotional dimensions, the focus is on real-world change — how you feel, function, and relate — not spiritual bypassing.
That would be missing the point somewhat. This work supports awareness, integration, and capacity for change. It’s collaborative rather than something done to you.
People who are curious, self-reflective, and ready to look beyond surface-level fixes — even if they’re sceptical or grounded rather than spiritual.

Five Element Acupuncture is commonly used for stress, anxiety, emotional overwhelm, hormonal imbalance, fertility support, digestive issues, chronic pain, fatigue, and feeling “out of alignment” without a clear diagnosis.
Medical acupuncture tends to focus on symptoms or injuries. Five Element Acupuncture looks at emotional patterns, constitution, and how life experiences are held in the body — often addressing the root of recurring issues rather than isolated symptoms.
This depends on what you’re working through. Some people notice shifts quickly; others benefit from consistent sessions over a few months. After your initial consultation, a realistic rhythm is discussed rather than a one-size-fits-all plan. Most people end up on a monthly / every six weeks treatment.

Subconscious repatterning works with beliefs and emotional responses formed early in life — often without conscious awareness — that continue to shape he
No. It’s not hypnosis and you remain fully aware throughout. The work is collaborative and reflective rather than suggestive or controlling.
Often, yes. Many physical symptoms are influenced by stress patterns, emotional suppression, or long-held survival beliefs. Addressing these can support physical healing alongside body-based treatments like acupuncture.

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