Before You Get In Touch
Every question I get, answered plainly
What does it cost?
I give you the figure on the call, and I would rather explain why than leave you guessing at it.
A number on its own tells you nothing. Whether this is expensive depends entirely on what the pattern has already cost you, and what another year of it would cost. Neither of us can weigh that in the four seconds it takes to read a price on a page.
What I will tell you now. This is a private engagement and it is priced as one. It is not the inexpensive option and it was never designed to be. There is nothing to buy on the consultation itself, no second call, and no follow up sequence. If it is not right for you I will say so before you have to ask. And because of the Engagement Standard, what you are actually deciding on is one session, not three.
How is this different from talking to a professional?
Regulated professionals do valuable work, and for some situations they are exactly the right call. This is something narrower. It is a private engagement focused on one outcome: locating a stored pattern and removing it. There is no assessment, no file, and no claim.
If a situation calls for regulated care, I say so on the consultation and point the person toward it. I have done that before and I will do it again. It costs me an engagement and it is still the right call.
How can this take 3 sessions when other approaches take years?
Because we are not working on the story. Most approaches spend months examining the history around a pattern. We go to the point where the pattern formed, discharge the charge holding it in place, then test it against the live trigger.
When the charge is gone the reaction has nothing left to run on. Understanding a pattern and removing one are two different pieces of work, and most people have only ever been offered the first one.
What actually happens in session one?
We identify the trigger precisely, trace it back to its origin, and work directly on what is stored there. Near the end I will deliberately bring the trigger back up to test it. That test is the entire point.
Most clients feel a distinct internal difference before they leave the room. If you do not, the engagement stops there and the balance is not charged.
Do I have to tell you the whole story?
No, and this surprises people. We need the trigger and the point of origin. We do not need a detailed account of everything that happened, and for a lot of clients that is the reason they finally do this work rather than something else.
Who will I actually be dealing with?
Two people, and no one else. Mind Edge Method is Allan Galang and Helen Fong. Between us, every request that arrives here is read personally. There is no intake team, no call centre, no assistant, and nobody you speak to once and never see again.
The consultation and the sessions are run by me. That is also why this practice takes six engagements a month instead of sixty. It is not a positioning choice, it is the honest limit of doing this work properly.
It means your situation stays between you and us, rather than being filed with an organisation. For most of the people who do this work, that is the point.
Is this confidential?
Completely. Nothing is filed with any insurer or institution and nothing is documented in any external system. The level of discretion is closer to working with a private attorney than anything else.
Is this done in person or by video?
Entirely by video, and that is deliberate rather than a limitation. You are in your own space. There is no waiting room, no reception desk, and nobody sees you arrive or leave. For most of the people I work with, that is the reason this is possible at all.
What matters is the setup at your end. A room with a door that closes, 90 minutes without interruption, and a connection that holds. That is the entire requirement.
What if it comes back?
A discharged pattern does not reassemble itself. What does happen occasionally is that a second, separate pattern surfaces once the first one is out of the way. It was always there, sitting underneath.
If that happens we look at it on the follow up, which is about a week after we finish rather than a month. A week is close enough that you still remember exactly what changed, and long enough that you have been back in real conditions and tested it without meaning to. I will tell you honestly if it does not need further work.
What are your credentials?
I hold no clinical licence, and nobody should engage me for anything that requires one. If a situation calls for regulated care I say so on the call and point the person toward it.
What I do sits outside that. No governing body certifies the removal of a stored pattern inside a single session, because the profession that would certify it does not exist yet. The usual proof is therefore not available to me, and I am not going to assemble something that resembles it to fill the gap.
Here is what I put in its place. Eighteen years developing this, fifteen of them without charging properly for it, because I was not yet certain enough that it held. A defined process rather than an improvised conversation. And a standard that says if session one does not produce a shift you can feel, the work stops and you are not charged.
That last one is the only credential I would ask you to weigh, because it is the only one that costs me something if it turns out not to be true. You have spent a career reading people who claim more than they can deliver. Read this the same way you read those. By what happens in front of you, in the first hour.
Why is there a limit on how many people you take?
Because I do the sessions myself and there is no team behind me doing them. Six engagements a month is the honest capacity for one person doing this at the level it needs to be done. When the month is full, the next application goes to the following month.
What happens after I submit the form?
One of us reads it, usually the same day. If it looks like a fit you will hear from us within one business day to arrange a 20 minute private call. That call is with me, because I run every consultation personally rather than handing it to a scheduler. I will ask you what is happening, tell you plainly whether this is work I can do, and answer anything you want to ask before you commit to anything. There is nothing to buy on that call.
What if I am not sure this is my real problem?
That is a reasonable place to be and it is exactly what the consultation is for. Twenty minutes, no cost, no obligation. Some of those calls end with me telling someone this is not their issue and pointing them somewhere better. That is a good outcome, not a failed one.
