When the doctors can’t help.

It can be extremely worrying when your child has an illness and problems that the doctor can help with, or worse, misdiagnosis, and the child ends up in a spiral effect, and symptoms only worsen, or more illnesses get added to the list.

Why is psychosomatics so important in helping children with problems

It is important to remember that a child is extremely sensitive to his or her parents’ emotional state. Children are biologically designed to be sensitive towards their parents and their emotional state. This is due to a biological survival instinct response. Anything either parent experienced as a child, adult or during pregnancy will have an effect on our future lineage.

How can I help

I help by connecting the psychosomatic link between father and mother. To do this, I will need to perform a psychometric analysis on both parents and the child. This involves all ailments, pains, problems, or illnesses from both sides of the lineage. When the child is young, and no traumatic event has occurred, it will be transferred from either or both parents' epigenetics.

Do I need to see the child?

No, just basic information about age of the child, how the pregnancy and birth were for both mother and father. A complete list of ailments, pains, problems, or illnesses and dates they started for the child.

Do I need to be present when the psychosomatic analysis is conducted?

No, all analyses are carried out without the parents or the child.

If you require more information, I can send out a mock psychosomatic analysis to help demonstrate how it works. Just send me an email to contact@christopherholt.co.uk, and I’ll send one out to you.

The process of a generational psychosomatic analysis

It normally take about 16 hours to complete across a few days. But once it has been completed and discussed, some clients, after doing a psychosomatic analysis, have their ailments or pains disappear or resolve over a couple of weeks without any further help. This is because they understand within what their body is trying to communicate to them. But in some cases, it can take more work as working with generational problems can be harder to fix or change, especially if it involves inherited generational syndromes or illness. Not impossible, just more difficult.

For others, it can be a great deal to work with and need more support moving forward. This is where I would offer interoceptive awareness work.

More about the interoceptive awareness session work I do

Understand conscious and unconscious thinking  

This involves identifying parts, understanding their positive and negative intentions, and fostering a relationship between the “Self” and these parts to unburden them.

Control instincts and emotions

Instincts are innate, inherited, and automatic behaviours directed toward survival goals (e.g., flight or fight response), while emotions are internal, conscious, and often learned feelings that signal changes in mood (e.g., fear or Joy). Instincts provide the action, whereas emotions provide the feeling and motivation. To control instincts and emotions, we must first work out which instincts are fighting each other and which emotion shows as the outcome. Once we have worked this out, we can then get to grips with secondary gain and self-sabotaging patterns. 

“Secondary gains are, as I describe, a special type of self-sabotage pattern. They can be quite a big obstacle to process. Secondary gains are sections of your mind that are conscious motivators that reward you in emotional or physical ways for holding onto your problems and blocks.” 

Link hormones and neurotransmitters 

Your emotions, instincts and mental states act as a "conductor," triggering the brain to release specific neurochemicals (e.g., endorphins, serotonin) or signals to glands to release hormones (e.g., cortisol, adrenaline). Trading can be very stressful, and when you are stressed, your body undergoes an immediate, automatic, and complex "fight-or-flight" chemical reaction designed to prepare you to face or flee from danger. This response is driven by the nervous system and the endocrine system, triggering the release of key hormones and neurotransmitters, including adrenaline (epinephrine), noradrenaline (norepinephrine), and cortisol. Cortisol, the primary stress hormone, acts on the brain to manage acute stress by boosting alertness and energy, but high levels can damage brain structure and function. It shrinks the hippocampus (memory centre), reduces prefrontal cortex function (impairing decision-making), and increases amygdala activity, which can intensify anxiety and fear. Creating all sorts of mixed emotions about how we really think and act.

For more information, please go to The Process page.

Psychosomatic Analysis for mother, father and child - £450. This can be broken down into a 3-stage process and payments to suit.

For I.F.S work after the Psychosomatic Analysis would be charged at £75 per session for 75 minutes.

(I offer lower rates for individuals on low income, please email me for further information)

Payment for any consultation or session work must be made up to 48 hours prior to the session starting.