Concomitant Healing is a specialized physical healing modality that offers a unique approach to addressing injuries. The term "concomitant" means "one after the other," which perfectly describes the method’s technique. This practice involves applying pressure to specific areas of the body, but these areas are not traditional meridian or pressure points.
Unlike general healing modalities, Concomitant Healing focuses exclusively on physical injuries. It recognizes that an injury, regardless of its origin—whether physical or emotional—can affect multiple areas of the body, not just the site of the injury. This holistic view of the body allows practitioners to identify all parts influenced by the injury, providing comprehensive and targeted treatment.
One of the distinctive features of Concomitant Healing is that it does not follow conventional lines or pathways within the body. Instead, practitioners focus on all areas that are impacted by the injury, no matter how far from the injured site they may be. This approach often surprises clients, as the practitioner may treat areas of the body that seem unrelated to their specific injury, yet deliver remarkable results.
Practitioners undergo specialized training to learn how to identify and treat these affected areas with precision. Clients are frequently amazed not only by the locations on their body the practitioner chooses to focus on but also by the effectiveness and speed of the healing process.
Concomitant Healing offers a unique, effective method for resolving injuries by addressing all areas impacted by trauma, rather than focusing solely on the injury site. The results speak for themselves, providing relief and healing for many who have struggled with persistent physical ailments.
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