METAMORPHIC TECHNIQUE
Melanie Glanville
Melanie Glanville first learned the Metamorphic Technique in 2000 and has seen how it can offer a valuable approach to personal transformation and development.
How can MT help and what does it feel like?
The Metamorphic Technique is not a traditional therapy or treatment, as it is not concerned with addressing specific symptoms or problems. It is a trigger for your own inner life force, enabling you to better realise your potential. If you're happy to talk during the session, that's fine but it should be stressed that there is no diagnostic element to the session. Since there is no need for practitioners to know about your personal or medical history, MT might also appeal to people who prefer to avoid a 'talk therapy' approach when looking for transformation in whatever way is sought. Most people find sessions very pleasant and relaxing.
What happens during a MT session?
A session usually lasts for about an hour and the recipient removes their shoes and socks and may be either sitting or lying. Using a light touch on the areas known as the spinal reflex points in the feet, hands and head, the practitioner works in an attitude of non-interference and detachment regarding the achievement of specific results. This allows the recipient's energy to be guided by his or her own innate intelligence (the 'wise guide' within), transforming patterns in whatever ways are needed. So it is the recipient who brings about change or metamorphosis, free from any external judgement or influence. This allows a natural shift away from patterns and behaviours which no longer serve a purpose. The energy that was 'stuck' is released, freeing them up from past influences and allowing them to let go and move forward.
The technique is gentle, non-invasive and completely safe - it can do no harm. Therefore, it can be used alongside conventional medicine or alternative and complementary therapies. The amount of sessions required depends on the need of the recipient, some people have weekly sessions whilst others every so often when they feel the need.
Melanie Glanville is a Practitioner Member of the Metamorphic Association.
www.metamorphicassociation.org.uk
