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What I do is beyond any evidence based psychological or medical treatment. I study all the evidence based psychological treatments and test the results to determine exactly how they work and the extent that they result in temporary or permanent results. My work is spiritual.
(For example, of the 11 evidence based treatments for PTSD only 1 results in permanent healing, the other are temporary.. That one is psychotherapy, however it is also the most expensive due to the investment of professional time. I test the person to see if the traumatic memory is still stored in the person’s soul and the treatment merely temporarily blocked the retrieval of it.)

I’ve been an ordained minister for many years as I used to do services on a regular basis at a church prior to relocating when I retired. I still do services on a periodic regular and irregular basis in retirement. This month I will do two services, last month was one service.

The basis for the work is the common elements in most religions, i.e. forgiveness, prayer, .......

Thus all that I do is done as a spiritual healing, which is exactly what it is. I work strictly on the person’s soul. Because it’s physical to me, it is very easy to do. This is true even though many of the people I work with are referrals from Dr’s as idiopathic cases. I’ve worked individually with many MD’s, psychologists, and research faculty on their own issues. It takes me about ten minutes to do what psychotherapy takes years of sessions and they still can’t find or heal the perceptual programming event causing the difficulty in the person’s life. (Most medical treatment is symptom suppression, not problem resolution.. If you heal the physical body, it is temporary, If you heal the soul, it is permanent.)

Basically, I teach people how to pray and understand how prayer works (and why it often does not work). This assists people in Loving God and finding and removing the obstacles to Love that exist within their souls in order that they can Love their neighbor AND themselves.

I don’t charge for any of the work that I do, so I have kept a low profile to avoid the burden of many people wanting me to “fix” them. That is not what this is about. I prefer to teach exactly what religions teach so people can “fix” themselves and others. Bottom line is, all that I do is only to help people understand the scriptures better.

I’ve worked with and been asked to work with several major university medical research departments, but my guidance in meditation has been to avoid these and to date I have turned them down. That is now changing. What I have shared is a very small tip of a very large glacier of information relating to the root causes of many physical and mental medical illnesses.