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Find answers to common questions about our method, sessions, and how to begin your practice. If your inquiry isn't addressed here, please reach out.
It is a structured practice focused on guided emotional processing. Unlike practices that aim solely for relaxation or 'emptying the mind,' the Chohan method provides practical tools to observe, understand, and integrate complex emotional states safely and effectively.
No. While therapeutic in nature, this practice is designed for personal wellness and growth. It is not a substitute for professional psychological counseling or psychiatric treatment. It serves as a powerful complementary tool for self-exploration.
Not at all. The method is built to be accessible to beginners while offering depth for experienced practitioners. We provide clear, step-by-step guidance to build your foundation.
Self-guided daily practices are designed to fit into modern life, typically ranging from 10 to 30 minutes. Private guided sessions run for 45 minutes to allow for focused exploration and discussion.
This is normal. The core of our teaching involves knowing when to pause. If you feel overwhelmed, you are instructed to gently stop the practice, open your eyes, and utilize specific grounding techniques we teach, such as focusing on physical contact points or steadying your breath.
Cautionary Note: While emotional processing is beneficial, deep trauma work requires specialized care.
If you are navigating severe PTSD or recent trauma, we strongly advise consulting with a qualified mental health professional before beginning this or any introspective practice.
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