10 Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting as a QHHT Practitioner

When I started as a practitioner, I thought the challenge would be the technique. Learning the script. Saying the right words. Guiding the session “correctly.”

But after doing real sessions, I realized something very different:

👉 This work isn’t about getting it perfect.

👉 It’s about holding the experience.

Here are 10 things I learned the hard way.

1. You Can’t Do As Many Sessions As You Think

In the beginning, I thought:

“Dolores said no more than 1 session a day… so I can do 5–7 a week.”

Reality?

After about 10 sessions, I realized:

👉 1–2 sessions per week is ideal (max 3)

This work takes a lot out of you:

• mentally

• emotionally

• energetically

  
  

Now I always leave at least one rest day between sessions.

2. The Interview Is Everything

My first session?

I barely did an interview because it was my partner. Big mistake.

She was:

• very left-brained

• not visual

• not prepared for the experience

  
  

And I wasn’t prepared for that.

After that, I went deep into:

• blogs

• practitioner posts

• videos

  
  

I discovered 6 key things that completely changed my sessions.

👉 When I applied them, my sessions became dramatically more effective.

(If you want those 6 things, message me 👍)

3. Your Level Doesn’t Matter (But Your Presence Does)

I’ve had people come to me after sessions with very experienced practitioners saying:

• “I felt rushed”

• “It felt like it was about money”

• “The space wasn’t relaxing”

• “I couldn’t understand them clearly”

• “They’ve never even been hypnotized themselves”

  
  

👉 Level doesn’t equal experience.

What matters is:

• how you hold space

• how present you are

• how safe the client feels

  
  

4. Slow Down (More Than You Think)

I wouldn’t have fully understood this if I hadn’t been hypnotized myself.

Early on, I was moving too fast. Clients felt:

• rushed

• pressured

• stuck

  
  

When I slowed down from the very beginning:

👉 Clients naturally went deeper

👉 Visualization improved

👉 The experience felt smoother

5. Audio Can Make or Break the Session

From my earlier days creating YouTube content, one thing became very clear:

👉 50% of video is audio.

In hypnosis?

👉 It’s closer to 90%.

Clients often speak softly… sometimes even whisper. If you don’t capture that clearly, you lose one of the most valuable parts of the session.

I’ve seen setups that don’t work well:

• recording from far away

• using poor microphones

• placing devices awkwardly

  
  

What works:

👉 Capture both voices clearly

👉 Ideally with two microphones

👉 Always have a backup recording

I’ve had sessions where my main recording failed… and my backup saved everything.

6. You Will Need to Improvise

No two sessions are the same.

You will face moments like:

• someone seeing nothing

• unexpected experiences

• things that don’t make sense at first

  
  

The first time someone told me they were… seaweed in a past life… I didn’t know how to react.

But it turned out to be one of the most peaceful and meaningful experiences for them.

👉 Stay present.

👉 Stay curious.

👉 Don’t judge the experience.

7. This Work Takes More Out of You Than You Expect

Even though you’re sitting the whole time, this work is intense.

You are:

• preparing before the session

• actively listening during the interview

• guiding during hypnosis

• holding space the entire time

  
  

What helped me:

• light stretching between phases

• small snack if needed

• not over-drinking fluids

• having a proper breakfast (or intentional fasting)

  
  

8. Small Details Matter More Than You Think

Clients under hypnosis are highly sensitive.

They can:

• hear everything

• feel your energy

• notice small distractions

  
  

Even flipping paper can affect the experience.

I now:

• use thick sheet protectors

• minimize noise

• move more intentionally

  
  

9. You Don’t Need a Perfect Setup

I used to think:

👉 Sessions must be in a perfect room.

Then I heard someone had a powerful session… in a car.

At first, I thought: “that’s not ideal…”

But when I tried it:

👉 It worked.

Key things:

• quiet environment

• minimal distractions

• comfort (eye mask, blanket if needed)

• small movement break between interview and hypnosis

  
  

👉 It’s not about the space.

👉 It’s about the state you create.

10. This Path Isn’t for Everyone

This might be the hardest truth:

👉 Many practitioners won’t continue.

Not because they can’t… but because:

• they don’t practice enough

• they lose confidence

• they can’t find clients

• they get discouraged

  
  

Or simply…

👉 they don’t develop the ability to hold the experience properly.

This work requires:

• patience

• consistency

• adaptability

  
  

Final Thoughts

If you’re starting out, you don’t need to be perfect.

You need to:

• stay curious

• keep learning

• keep showing up

  
  

Because over time…

👉 you stop trying to “do it right”

👉 and start learning how to hold the experience

✨ For Practitioners

Over time, I’ve developed:

• a structured interview approach

• session flow refinements

• post-session integration guidance

  
  

If you’re interested in those tools, feel free to reach out 👍

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Additional Insights on Spiritual Healing

As I reflect on my journey, I recognize the profound impact of spiritual healing. This process is not just about the techniques we use; it’s about the connection we foster with our clients. Each session is a unique opportunity to explore deeper layers of consciousness and emotional healing.

The Importance of Trust in the Healing Process

Building trust is essential. It allows clients to feel safe and open during their sessions. When they trust the process, they can dive deeper into their experiences. This trust creates a nurturing environment where healing can truly flourish.

Embracing Vulnerability

Vulnerability is a powerful aspect of healing. It’s okay for both the practitioner and the client to feel vulnerable. Acknowledging this can lead to breakthroughs and profound insights. Embracing vulnerability allows for a more authentic connection.

The Role of Intuition

Intuition plays a significant role in guiding sessions. Trusting your instincts can lead to unexpected yet transformative experiences. It’s essential to remain open to whatever arises during a session, allowing the healing process to unfold naturally.

Continuing Your Journey

Remember, the journey of healing is ongoing. Each session offers new lessons and insights. Embrace the process, and allow yourself to grow alongside your clients. Together, you can explore the depths of healing and transformation.

In conclusion, this work is about more than just techniques. It’s about connection, trust, and the willingness to explore the unknown. As I continue on this path, I am reminded of the beauty of holding space for others.

If you are interested in exploring this journey further, I invite you to connect with me. Together, we can embark on a path of healing and discovery.

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