To Practitioners
To continue our discussion of Bridging the Gap, one of the most difficult things to overcome when talking to a person (that you hope to get as a client) is for them to know and accept Quantum Touch or some other energy healing technique. After all, it is a big jump.
Some good techniques to use is to tell them that they don’t have to believe in this. Tell them that QT, for example, has been used on babies, dogs and cats, and they certainly don’t know what is going on.
If you have your computer with you, get a video of a testimonial of someone who used Quantum Touch on a baby or a horse, for example. You can also reassure them that it will not hurt. If your client tells you of the other doctors they have been to, of the medication they have used and how their health has gotten worse, bring this up to remind them that QT has no side effects; that there is nothing to lose except their pain (or whatever it is they have).
Be ready to handle objects. Keep a note of what you said in the past and make notes of anything new that a potential client might bring up.
If a patient that has been to doctors and in hospital has sent a lot of time and suffered a lot, you can reassure that person by your price. You can have, for example, the first session at a low price. You can also say that if there is no improvement, there is no charge. Don’t worry nearly everyone will tell you the truth on this. If someone says that they had no improvement but want another treatment, then charge your regular price. After all, you should not allow others to take advantage of you.
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