In-Person Energy Healing

Much like a distant energy healing session, the approach to Christina’s energy healing is grounded in the body—it’s somatic, meaning it works with how the body physically holds and processes experiences. Rather than forcing change, through the energy field it gently guides the body to release trauma that may have been stored over time. Healing happens in layers, not all at once, allowing the body to feel safe and in control throughout the process.
Often, people may not consciously remember certain traumatic events, but their bodies still carry the imprint of those experiences. The vagus nerve—part of the nervous system that connects the brain and body—plays a role in protecting us from overwhelming memories by keeping some details out of conscious awareness.

As healing unfolds, emotions that have been stored in specific parts of the body—like joints, limbs, or energy centers—begin to loosen and release. This isn’t a dramatic or overwhelming experience. Instead, it’s a gentle, respectful process where your body leads the way, letting go of what it’s ready to release in its own time.

Clients commonly report a variety of physical and perceptual sensations during energy healing sessions, as their attention is drawn to specific areas where energetic or somatic tension may be present. These patterns of stored energy—whether in muscles, joints, organs, or even associated with persistent cognitive-emotional loops—often become more apparent as the body’s internal awareness increases.

As the therapeutic process unfolds, the connection between the client’s conscious mind and their somatic experience tends to deepen. This may facilitate the emergence of intuitive or symbolic insights, sometimes described as a “reel” of information, which can help identify the root causes of physical or emotional discomfort without the emotion attached to the revelation of information.

Sessions often guide clients into a deeply relaxed neurological state, commonly associated with theta brainwave activity (4–8 Hz). This state has been linked in research to enhanced neuroplasticity, increased parasympathetic activity, and the safe processing of trauma-related material. In this state, the nervous system may begin to reorganize and release held patterns of stress, promoting a return to balance.

Following a session, individuals frequently report a reduction in anxiety, an increased sense of calm, and improvements in overall emotional and physiological regulation.

Holistic Training:
• Certified Integrative Energy Healing Practitioner 2006-2009 (Langara   College, Vancouver, BC).
• Emotion Code Practitioner (Certified Energy Healer 2025)
• Trauma Informed Vancouver, BC.
• In-depth study of the Central Nervous System linking the brainstem to the body. (Currently working on a book)
• Certified Foot Reflexologist 2012 (Ontario College of Reflexology).
• Theta Healing 2014, Toronto, Ontario.
• Therapeutic Touch 2014 Toronto, Ontario.
• Reiki Level 1 & 2, Toronto, Ontario.

Your in-person energy healing session can take place either at my studio or an clinic location in Newmarket, Ontario.

Christina’s approach to energy healing does not aim to treat specific medical diagnoses, but rather to support the reorganization of the body’s energetic patterns. This modality is based on the understanding that chronic stress, anxiety, and depression may be manifestations of unresolved trauma, which can subtly disrupt multiple physiological systems over time.

Symptoms such as insomnia, sleep disturbances (including sleep apnea), restless leg syndrome, and difficulty achieving physical or mental stillness may reflect dysregulated autonomic nervous system activity, often associated with emotionally retained somatic memory within the body’s bioenergetic field.

During an energy healing session, fluctuations between parasympathetic dominance and abrupt sympathetic activation are interpreted as indicators of stored trauma within the body’s neurophysiological memory. These autonomic shifts reflect the nervous system’s attempt to process unresolved stress responses and may be part of the body’s effort to return to homeostasis.

Mind-body energy healing is grounded in the understanding that psychological and physiological processes are deeply interconnected. Rather than viewing emotions, thoughts, stress, and trauma as solely cognitive phenomena, this approach considers them as expressions of underlying bioenergetic activity. From a psychophysiological perspective, the body and mind operate as an integrated system, where emotional experiences can produce measurable physiological effects—such as changes in heart rate variability, hormonal output, and nervous system regulation.

As bioenergetic beings, humans respond to life experiences not only mentally and physically but also through subtle shifts in the body’s electromagnetic field. These responses are often stored somatically, meaning the body retains energetic imprints of unresolved emotional or traumatic experiences. Working within the human energy field—sometimes referred to as the biofield—allows practitioners to engage with these deeper layers of the healing process, potentially influencing both psychological and physiological outcomes.

This integrative and holistic approach complements conventional healthcare by emphasizing the dynamic interplay between mind and body, and by addressing well-being through both measurable biological mechanisms and subtle energetic influences.