The aim of the Emotional Energetic Washout treatment, developed by Dr. Nader Butto, is to release energetic blockages caused by psychological crises, by renewing the energetic flow between the two energetic poles, freeing the seven energy centers, and opening the energy channels- the meridians.
Energetic washout treatment enables access to contents of the subconscious of the human soul. It allows for a focus on a deep layer of associations, as the patient taps into reservoirs of information that is not accessible to the conscious mind.
During the energetic washout process, the familiar interplay between the conscious and the unconscious undergoes a refresh, thereby allowing access to all the information existing within the soul, particularly in relation to unresolved psychological crises. The information is “washed” out without the blockages or limitations created by us, on both the physical and mental planes.
To achieve optimal healing results, an assessment should be carried out before performing the washout. The assessment is, of course, conducted by the practitioner during the treatment session, combining different diagnostic tools (at the practitioner’s discretion) such as a personal interview, diagnosis according to the Human Code, assessment via eyelid response, and sometimes also a vitality test (BTA) prior to the treatment date.
The assessment stage enables the practitioner to conduct a comprehensive inquiry into the patient’s history, posing questions that directly relate to the blocked energy centers. The information obtained may help the practitioner assist the patient in “retrieving” the relevant material during the energetic washout.
After the washout, it is important to process the emotions, insights, and information that arose during the assessment and the washout itself, to enable an effective process of spiritual development that grants the patient a sense of happiness and release.
Who Is the Emotional Energetic Washout For?
The energetic washout is suitable for anyone (including children) who does not suffer from psychiatric disorders or from a markedly low level of vitality. Because the energetic washout reduces the tension held in the cells of the body, a person with very low vitality may briefly feel as if things are getting worse. The earlier tension had been covering the deeper lack of vitality, and once it is released the weakness can become more noticeable.
For women in late pregnancy (from week 36), please consult a physician before receiving an energetic washout treatment.
When We Do Not Perform Energetic Washout
- Patients with psychiatric disorders such as psychosis, schizophrenia, obsessive disorders, etc.
- Patients with a markedly low level of vitality, for example, those who cannot climb two flights of stairs without tiring (this can occur during depression or following chemotherapy).
- Patients after a stroke that caused paralysis, or with neurological conditions that do not allow the patient to lie on the back with legs apart (a specific body position is required during the washout).
Before Your Visit
It is recommended to follow the guidelines provided by our reception team prior to your appointment and, in addition, watch the video explainer.
Energetic Washout for Children
Energetic washout is also recommended for children of any age, provided they are able to cooperate and lie still during the washout. In children’s treatments there is no pressing on the contact points; the practitioner only touches or passes a hand over the points. Typically, children can follow instructions and undergo a washout, though one should not expect emotional or bodily responses like those seen in adults.
Infants and Toddlers
For infants and toddlers, it is recommended to perform the washout for the mother—who is the best healer for her children—and to teach the mother how to perform it at home for the child, to keep the energy centers open. The duration of a washout for children is usually shorter.
Minors: Consent and Parental Presence
Treating minors requires, of course, the authorization and accompaniment of one parent, as well as the child’s consent. During the session, the parent does not necessarily need to be present in the treatment room; this depends on the circumstances and the child’s a (assessed case by case).
