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Which Healing Modality Is Right For Me?

  • Writer: Sara Pulman
    Sara Pulman
  • Jun 18
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jun 21

A woman looking out of a window
A woman looking out of a window

Trust Your Intuition

Your inner guidance is your most powerful compass. Feel into your body and heart—what modality calls to you? Sometimes, a certain practice or healer will resonate deeply, and that’s a sign it’s right for you.


Explore with an Open Mind

Be willing to try different modalities. Each experience can reveal what aligns with your soul’s needs at this moment.


Pay Attention to Your Needs

Are you seeking emotional release, spiritual awakening, physical healing, or energetic balance? Different modalities serve different purposes. For example, if you need emotional release, breathwork or trance healing may be ideal. For spiritual growth, shamanism or sound healing might resonate more.


Seek Guidance from Trusted Practitioners

Connect with experienced healers or guides whose energy and approach feel genuine and compassionate. Ask them about their experinces and how they can support you. Not every client is suited for every healer and not every healer suited to every client.


Follow Your Heart

Ultimately, your healing journey is sacred and personal. Trust what feels right, and remember that no single modality is the “best”—each is a gift designed to support your unique path.


Healing is a sacred journey of choice and exploration. By opening to the many divine pathways available, you embrace the infinite love and wisdom of the universe. Trust your intuition, honor your needs, and allow it to guide you toward the modalities that will nurture your highest good.


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Blessings,


Sara

"Always be inspired."

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