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Designing Healing Outcomes in Reiki. How Practitioner Expectancy and Belief Create Lasting Change (en Inglés)
Dr Prakash Ramchandani (Autor) · Notion Press · Tapa Dura
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33,27 €Why does the same Reiki session sometimes feel transformative-and other times barely noticeable?
After twenty-five years of practice and two years of careful observation, Dr. Prakash uncovers a powerful answer.
Designing Healing Outcomes in Reiki is the first book to apply the Rosenthal Effect-the science of expectation shaping results-to the world of energy healing.
Blending insights from psychology, neuroscience, and real clinical experience, this book offers a practical framework for understanding why some sessions create lasting change while others simply comfort. At its core lies the ROSENTHAL Model, guiding practitioners through every stage of the healing journey-from intake and session design to building client self-efficacy and ensuring results endure beyond the final session.
Through vivid case studies and honest reflection, Dr. Prakash presents a grounded, compassionate approach to Reiki-one that neither overclaims nor dismisses its potential, but instead shows how intention, belief, and the practitioner-client relationship can be consciously shaped for meaningful outcomes.For Reiki practitioners, therapists, and anyone curious about the science behind healing, this book offers a fresh, thoughtful perspective on what truly makes transformation possible.
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