Short History

When Roos was working with TDR, a complex modality involving a lot of work from both the practitioner and client, a thought popped in… “But what about people who aren’t ready for this level of commitment, how can they be helped too?” Thus the intention was set.

A little while later Roos started getting strong urges to heal with her hands. Not being trained in energy healing and thinking that people would think she’s crazy, the urges were ignored. She also didn’t realize that they were connected with the question and intention set a while back.

One day she decided to take the leap. She asked the person in pain if he was interested in her trying to help him. Surprisingly he said yes and they went somewhere private to work. 

Holding her hand over the area, at first the pain went down, and then it became even stronger than before. Now what? 

A stream of concepts and questions to ask started coming through, and when they were done the pain had gone from a level 10 to a 2. And… QPR was born. 

Goal 

Methodology

Utilizes

Sessions

1. The client describes the pain in detail
2. The pain is rated on a scale of 0-10
3. Free flowing energy is utilized to stimulate the clients own healing energy and assist them in having confidence in the process
4. Free Association is utilized to identify the emotion behind the pain
5. A special questioning process is used to reframe the emotion
6. The pain is rated again on a scale of 0-10
7. If the pain is still more than 3, the process is repeated
8. Additional emotions are found and worked through until the pain is 3 or less
   

Parameters

• QPR is a relatively simple process and works best for pains and other problematic sensations
• It does not work well with multiple and complex medical conditions, except for symptom relief while undergoing other treatments
• Sessions can be held online or in person
• Only 1 pain can be worked on in a session
• Most sessions run under one hour
• It works well for on the fly sessions, like you go to meet a friend find out that they are experiencing back pain
• It also works well with a translator
  
  

Number of Sessions

• Usually only one session is needed for a single pain
• At times a second session is needed for additional emotions which come up later. This presents with the pain not going down completely or coming back again
• More sessions can be held to handle other pains

Equipment & Supplies Needed

• Since these sessions can be done online or in person basic recording equipment is needed.
• You do not need to see the person, so video equipment is optional.
• The client can sit, stand or lay down during the session, whatever is most comfortable for them. 
• If this will be an in person session in your office, you'll need to account for all of these options.
• Plus have a variety of pillows handy to assist the client in becoming comfortable. This can be tricky if they are in a lot of pain.