The services at the Sohum Sai Solutions incorporate traditional counselling coupled with powerful alternative healing methods. This linking of modalities aims to empower you to gain a clearer perception of yourself and of the problems and issues that you currently experience. You will gain understanding of the various options available to you, to strengthen you to arrive at solutions for your highest good. The use of the various alternative modalities available is clearly explained at commencement of treatment and is not obligatory.

Individual counselling:

• Depression
• Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
• Simple and Complex Phobias
• Stress Management
• Self-Assertiveness
• Low Mood
• Sleep problems
• Low Self-Esteem
• Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
• Aftermath of Childhood Abuse

What is Holistic Counselling?

Holistic counselling combined with spiritual healing modalities is a powerful way of healing people on a physical and emotional level. Holistic counselling recognizes the deep connections between body, mind, emotions and spirit. It incorporates various counselling models and incorporates the "energetics" of a person. Negative emotions are generated by negative thoughts. A proliferation of negative energies creates energy blockages and disturbances in the energy system of a person. So a holistic counsellor cum spiritual healer works not only with the mind and the memory which causes blockages in the energy system but also works to cleanse and clear the energy blockages and disturbances through healing. Energy imbalance can be detected through a variety of techniques, including muscle testing. The whole energy system can be reinstated in fullness and harmony by utilizing these re-energizing techniques.

Counselling enhances healing by exploring mental and emotional states, and how they manifest physically. Counselling facilitates patients to work through emotional issues, to release blocked energy and allowing healing to occur. Holistic Counselling, as a counselling philosophy and practice, is based on the following principles: Respect for the individual as a whole person rather than a cluster of symptoms or problems. Understand the individual as a member of a wider familial social and political context. Acknowledge that it is the basic right of every human being to be loved and acknowledged and feel good about themselves.