The session usually starts sitting down and talking about why the client has come if it is the first time or assessing how the process is going if they are follow-up sessions. Then we move on to table work, where the client lies down fully dressed and gets comfortable. The therapist is either sitting or standing and makes different contacts with her hands. It is a listening touch to different levels, the nervous system, the tissues and fluids, the energy field and it senses how the system is organised.

The therapist listens to the cyclical movement that is noticeable both in the tissues of the body and in the electromagnetic field that surrounds it. This cyclical movement is called Primary Respiration and shows the inherent ability of the organism to always find the original blueprint.

The client simply observes the process that is unfolding. She may notice physical sensations such as heat, cold, movement in her organs and intestines, re-alignment of the spine, feeling heavier or lighter, spasms,... When the body relaxes, the autonomic nervous system regulates and this is the language it uses, that of bodily sensations.

Each client is unique, a back pain is never the same for one person as for another, their biography is different and therefore the path that a client will take to improve will be their own path.

As we said before, a part of the person's body language is sensations but it is not the only one, the client can also observe that emotions such as sadness, anger, joy or others arise.Images or thoughts are also part of the process, as well as experiences of peace, unity, well-being, calm and reunion with oneself.

It is a therapy where what is important is not doing but being. To be without obligations, or haste, to be with what arises now in the present. It is a path to oneself, a path to inherent health, to unity and to an integrated functioning of the person.