Bioenergy therapy, also known as energy healing or biofield therapy, is a holistic approach to wellness that operates on the principle that the body possesses an inherent energy or life force. Proponents of bioenergy therapy believe that disruptions or imbalances in this energy can lead to physical, emotional, or mental health issues. Practitioners use various techniques to channel and balance the body’s energy, promoting a sense of well-being and encouraging the body’s natural healing abilities. Find out more

Reiki is a form of alternative therapy that originated in Japan and is based on the belief that there is a universal life force energy that flows through all living beings. The word “Reiki” combines two Japanese words: “rei,” meaning universal, and “ki,” meaning life force energy. Practitioners of Reiki aim to tap into and channel this energy to promote healing and balance in the recipient’s body, mind, and spirit. Find out more

Violet Flame Energy Healing is a spiritual and metaphysical practice rooted in esoteric traditions, particularly associated with Theosophy and Ascended Master teachings. The concept revolves around the transformative power of the “Violet Flame,” an imaginary, ethereal flame with purifying and healing properties. Practitioners believe that by invoking and visualizing the Violet Flame, one can transmute negative energies and emotional blockages, bringing about spiritual purification and renewal. Find out more

Family Constellation Therapy is a psychotherapeutic approach that explores the dynamics and hidden influences within family systems, aiming to bring about healing and resolution. In individual sessions, a person may work one-on-one with a therapist to address personal issues, exploring the impact of familial relationships and ancestral patterns on their current challenges. Find out more

Cacao ceremonies are ancient rituals that involve the ceremonial consumption of raw cacao as a means of spiritual and emotional exploration. Originating from indigenous traditions in Central and South America, particularly among the Mayans and Aztecs, cacao ceremonies have gained popularity in contemporary holistic and wellness practices. Participants gather in a sacred space, often facilitated by a guide or ceremonial leader, and drink a specially prepared cacao elixir made from raw cacao beans. Find out more