What remote healing is
Remote healing is energy work done at a distance. Some people call it distance healing. You are at home, Pam is in British Columbia, and the session happens over video, by phone, or as a recording.
People assume remote energy work is the compromise option. Pam has been doing it for years with people across the world, and it is not.
In her own words, energy is not bound by space. She can feel and work with you as clearly from a distance as from across a room. After enough years of it, she has also become skilled at working with the physical body remotely, which surprises people the first time they feel it.
If that sounds bizarre, that is understandable. Book one hour and let your body decide. That is a better test than deciding in advance.
What you can book
Pam books quantum healing and BodyTalk as one session, so you do not need to choose between them. In Jane it is named Quantum Healing - Multi Disciplinary. She follows what your system asks for on the day.
- Quantum healing, for the patterns held below the surface.
- BodyTalk, the most structured of Pam's offerings and the easiest to describe to a skeptical friend. Many BodyTalk practitioners call this a distance session.
- Lymphatic drainage, the Veltheim Method, for when you feel heavy or stuck and want more flow.
- Shamanic practice, by distance, wherever you are.
- Yin yoga, one to one.
Three ways to receive a session
Online, over video, which is what most people choose.
By phone, if you would rather not be on camera at all.
As a recording, if the time zones are impossible or you simply want to receive it when you are ready. Book any open time in Jane, reply to your booking email with what you would like to work with, and Pam records the session then and sends it to you.
What a remote session is like
A quiet room, a device or a phone, and somewhere comfortable to lie down or sit back. That is all.
You talk at the start, the same as you would in person. Then Pam works while you rest, and she talks through what she is noticing at each step. Cameras on or off, both fine. At the end she gives you something simple to help you integrate.
You do not have to hold a pose, stay awake, or perform being relaxed. Falling asleep is common and completely welcome. If you drift off, Pam recaps the whole session for you afterward.
Time zones
Pam is in British Columbia, which is Pacific time. If that makes the usual hours awkward where you are, say so when you book. If it is impossible, a recorded session removes the problem.
What it costs
A session is $180 CAD. That is Canadian dollars, wherever you book from. Booking, intake forms, and payment all happen in Jane.
Going further
If you want more than single sessions, containers run over four, eight, or twelve weeks with support in between.
And when you want to be in the room, that happens on the land at Kayanara.