The Process

Every individual arrives with a unique history, physiology and set of experiences.

For that reason, BioSoma does not follow a standardised treatment protocol. Instead, the process is designed to identify the factors that may be contributing to dysfunction, adaptation and symptom persistence within the individual.

The goal is not simply symptom management. The goal is to understand what the body has adapted to and identify opportunities for change.

Client Intake

The process begins before you arrive.

Prior to your appointment, you will complete a detailed client intake form covering the following areas:

  • Current symptoms and concerns

  • Health history

  • Previous injuries, illnesses and diagnoses

  • Lifestyle and environmental factors

  • Significant life events and stressors

  • Existing treatment approaches

This information provides the foundation for the session and allows patterns to begin emerging before the assessment even starts.

Assessment & Clinical Mapping

Your client intake form is reviewed and discussed before the assessment begins. This allows me to determine the primary focus of the session.

Rather than focusing solely on symptoms, I assess the following biological domains to determine which are contributing to your presentation.

  • Musculoskeletal function

  • Autonomic regulation

  • Immune and inflammatory processes

  • Hormonal and endocrine influences

  • Metabolic and energy regulation

  • Brain networks and neurological function

  • Genetic and epigenetic influences

  • Emotional and psychological patterns

  • Relational and attachment dynamics

  • Cellular bioelectric function

  • Subtle anatomy and biofield dynamics

As the assessment progresses, the unique story behind your presentation begins to emerge, revealing how these biological domains interact to shape and sustain your symptoms.

Calibration

Once the assessment has revealed the story behind your presentation, treatment is provided in the form of a calibration.

Calibration is designed to help the body reorganise around a more coherent and adaptable state by addressing the recursive patterns contributing to your presentation.

Depending on your presentation, this may involve:

  • AC Calibration

  • DC Calibration

  • Torus Calibration

Each calibration builds upon the changes achieved previously, allowing the system to reorganise progressively over time.

Integration

Adaptation takes time.

Following each session, changes are monitored and reassessed over time.

As the system changes, new layers of information may emerge and priorities may shift.

The process therefore becomes one of continual refinement rather than a single event.

What To Expect

Some individuals experience significant changes quickly.

Others require a more gradual process.

The duration depends on the complexity of the presentation, the nature of the adaptations involved and the individual’s ability to integrate change.

BioSoma is not focused on chasing symptoms.

It is focused on understanding why symptoms exist, why they persist, and helping the body regain the capacity to adapt.