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Enerheal

Locality: Geelong, Victoria

Phone: +61 403 276 373

Address: Geelong, VIC 3220, Australia 3220 Geelong, VIC, Australia

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24.01.2022 Never were you meant to stay small ...a lovely reminder from @p.bodii In her post, she says "This is something I have to remind myself of!! To allow myself to take up space, in respecting myself and my needs as important, and acknowledging that my voice is valuable and needed. You are allowed to become. You are allowed to be heard. You deserve that, and you truly deserve to be respected and valued." It really spoke to me - this business and page are a part of me acknowledging and allowing. We have to remember that by being true to ourselves, we're also automatically positively affecting others and empowering them in their own lives. It's a pretty exciting concept, huh?

24.01.2022 Written by @irene_vella_ Translated by Kitty O'Meara I know it's hard to fathom with everything that's going on but trust that The Universe has something greater at play and try to find that silver lining. Sending buckets of love (minus the usual squishy hug, for now)

22.01.2022 Hahnemann Healing is emotional energy healing and is a powerful method of dealing with problematic emotions. These emotions occur as a result of negative thoughts and feelings towards experiences and events in our lives, from as early as birth. For both adults and children alike, if these emotions are suppressed or become 'stuck' because we don't know how to express them, it can have an adverse impact on daily life. This form of healing can be a significant part of a process ...of change, enabling us to move forward in our lives by overcoming old and current emotional blockages and therefore being able to continue to grow. . Hahnemann Healing is deep, gentle and uplifting. Qualified Healers observe the body as a form of energy, rather than a physical form, looking for and feeling patterns of energy flow. We are able to direct healing energy to very specific points on the body using light touch, which will then flow to the area of the body where it has retained emotional hurt or pain. The healing energy used varies according to the emotion being dealt with. The healing frees the body to release this pain, generally over a number of sessions, as more and more layers are peeled away. This process releases the blockage within the body thereby improving emotional and physical health for the client. . I'll be posting more about Hahnemann Healing is upcoming posts but in the meantime, if you have any questions, feel free to ask or check out www.hahnemannhealing.com See more

17.01.2022 Healing isn't an easy or simple process, especially when the roots go deep. Often we have many layers of hurt that we need to gently uncover and work through in order move forward in our lives. Overriding emotions, like anger, tend to mask what really needs to be dealt with. Anger is also an easier and more socially acceptable emotion to express than something like, say, fear... or abandonment... or aloneness... or unfairness... or powerlessness... or lack of self worth, etc.... It's not until you start digging that you realise the emotions you've been covering up and pushing down. It really isn't any wonder that it feels so heavy at times. Healing does take commitment but it's the most rewarding work you'll ever do! The new found lightness and ability to grow is incredibly empowering and exciting. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions about Hahnemann Healing and how it can help or if you'd like to share an emotion that you find hard to express. I'm re-reading "the sun and her flowers" by @rupikaur_ at the minute and couldn't go past this quote

13.01.2022 Hi, hello! Welcome to my new hangs - Enerheal. I hope that you find it a place to come to feel love and support, and where you can be free to be you. I look forward to it being an interactive and inspirational space and am always happy for you to send me an inbox, if commenting is a bit too confronting. ... For those who haven't met me (face-to-face or in social media land), I'm Hannah. And I'm really pleased to have you here! This is me and my beautiful friend, Olivia, on the day she awarded me my certificate to say I was now a qualified Hahnemann Healing practitioner (check out those grins!!) I had never heard of this form of healing but I was drawn to one of Olivia's posts and knew I needed to see her and suss it out. I cannot even begin to explain the positive impact it has had in my life! From that moment on, I had so much more clarity around who I am, I've been better able to deal with past hurts and overcome new ones, and I just feel generally lighter. (I'll get to more of that in posts to come!) Liv also gave me the opportunity to become a Hahnemann Healing practitioner. I have since reaccredited and I have worked with numerous clients on clearing their emotional blockages and helping them feel a shift, just as I did. I really love this work and look forward to telling you lots more about it! (You'll also hear more about Olivia too - she's pretty fab!) Thanks so much for joining me. H x

11.01.2022 Some indicators of when Hahnemann Healing can help are: you feel overwhelmed by life you have difficulty expressing your emotions you are overly nervous, angry, pedantic, fearful, sad, confused, depressed or indecisive and the emotion has become problematic, impacting on every day life You feel wobbly or not quite right... You keep crying or wanting to cry You know there is something troubling in your life, but you’re not sure what You have an illness that just won’t seem to go away There has been a crisis in your life You've never had the freedom to express your feelings There has been an event or events in your life that you still feel upset about You have personality traits that you know aggravate other people . If you're ready to book or have any questions, please get in touch See more

09.01.2022 No matter if they cry? No matter if they have a tantrum at the shops? No matter if they don't sleep when you want them to? No matter if they fail a test? No matter if they're angry?... No matter if they don't listen? No matter if they're anxious? No matter if they're overly sensitive? No matter if they're excitable? No matter if they have an opinion different to your own? No matter if you don't understand them or their actions? How easily can you sit with your child and let them know that they're loved through your words and actions, regardless of their thoughts, emotions and behaviour? For most, it's not easy at all. And here lies the problem. The reason that it's so challenging a lot of the time is because, on some level, what they are expressing is something we feel that we aren't allowed to. As adults, much of what we're healing in ourselves is based on feeling that parts of ourselves are not acceptable... not allowed... not lovable. Somewhere along the way, we've felt less lovable or even unlovable when we've done or said certain things and people have reacted poorly. We learnt that parts of us were shameful and we should hide them away. So we did. And we did it well! We became what we were told we were "supposed" to be in order to fit in, to appease, to avoid making people feel uncomfortable, to avoid rejection... Ultimately, to feel loved. It's time to dig deep for you as much as for your children. What parts of yourself do you feel aren't okay/aren't acceptable/aren't lovable? Perhaps that you're emotional? Maybe that you're anxious? Or that you're fearful? What about if you have a different opinion? We need to heal the parts of ourselves that have been holding us back from living freely and being able to be fully present for our children. Healing for both you and your child can help you grow together and ensure the next generation doesn't have to carry the same weight in their hearts that you've had to. There is no part of you to be ashamed of. All of you is welcome. All of you is loved... No matter what Photo taken @mannerimstablescoflowers. Can't wait to get back there!

08.01.2022 Hello again! I thought I'd share a few facts about me... And give you a sneaky peek at what's been inadvertently but appropriately termed "The Healing Room". My name is Hannah. I'm still learning and growing, just like you. None of us have it all figured out but we're all in this together and I'm so grateful to have you here with me. I'm a single Mum of two beautiful boys. They teach me more about myself and the world than I could have ever imagined ... I'm a paediatric speech pathologist in the other part of my life. I love working with children, as well as their parents. I began reconnecting to the spiritual world after my separation and although there have been moments of scepticism and doubt, I haven't looked back! My learning and personal growth have hit next level highs. I find it interesting, eye opening and somewhat amusing working in health and also in energy healing. In a nutshell, I come across many people in my other work who think energy healing is a load of crap I didn't feel my feelings or know how to express them for a huge part of my life. Hahnemann Healing is the main reason that I can and do now. I LOVE flowers (which you'll already know if you've come across from @linusandlucygeelong) I can't smell properly! That's 10, so I'll leave it there for now and come back with some more another time! What's one thing you wished more people knew about you? . And a big thanks to @annesidey for taking the photo See more

06.01.2022 "And above all, listen to yourself, your own voice of intuition for guidance." Very wise and powerful words from @lost_nowhere. Beautiful artwork by @goldengnina @goldengnina_art . Trusting my intuition is an ongoing work in progress. Like many, I was taught through life experiences and other people's expectations not to listen to it. I was told to "use my brain" instead. It lead me to a point where I was completely out of touch with my inner voice and ignored my "gut feelings" entirely for fear of being seen as making uneducated and stupid decisions. It's a windy road back but it's such a wonderful feeling connecting and trusting what I feel rather than what I think. . How in touch are you with your intuition?

01.01.2022 Anyone tried online dating? For those who haven't, let's just say that it's an "interesting" experience. Lots of opportunities to bring up and deal with things that are holding you back - that's for sure! Anyway, I digress. The reason I brought this up is one of the "random" questions I'd ask in trying to get a sense of the person and how open they were with their emotions and owning them was "when was the last time you cried?". Some guys were okay admitting that they'd cried... recently - if it was over something BIG, like a death in the family. Some guys said it was years ago but again over something big, like their separation. Some guys couldn't remember. And very few guys were okay admitting that it was recently, and over something like a sad scene in a movie or their child doing or saying something really beautiful. This obviously helped me work out who I wanted to connect with but also highlighted a really big issue for me. The stigma around crying. The idea that a lot of us have around crying, especially males, is that it's a bad thing, a sign of weakness, a sign of being too sensitive... Too fragile. But why is it seen as such a problem? Mostly because other people (think about the people who were around you when you were young) don't know what to do when we cry. They feel uncomfortable, so they tell us to stop. Or they make us feel like what we're crying about isn't a valid reason to be upset. Or they try to distract us from the tears. So, here we learn our lesson about crying... Crying makes others uncomfortable, I should stop. Crying shows I'm sensitive, I should stop. Crying makes me seem weak, I should stop. Crying is a flaw in me, I should stop. I've been told to stop, so I should stop. So, we stop. We push anything down that could make us cry... any moments in time, any emotional response, anything that hurts (unless it's "big" enough in society's eyes). And then we cry less and less and less. And this shows the world how "strong" we are. I don't find strength in lack of tears. I find strength in vulnerability. I find strength in owning your sensitivity. I find strength in humanness. I find strength in being genuine and honest with feelings. So, when was the last time you cried? For me, it was three days ago while working on healing parts of my inner child. It was such a pure release and now the sadness around that wound has shifted. On a side note, I did have a Hahnemann Healing the following day and apparently I still need to cry some more! I guess this is isn't surprising given how much of my life I've spent holding back tears. If crying, or feeling your feelings is something really challenging for you, strength is in reaching out. Strength is in wanting to feel free of what's holding you back, even if that means some (or a lot) of tears along the way. There is no part of you to be ashamed of. All of you is welcome. All of you is loved... No matter what