Treatments - Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions.

What can I expect from an assemblage point location and shifting treatment?

At the Assemblage Point Centre we are experienced professionals and follow an expected code of conduct. We will take your medical history, locate your assemblage point and shift it in the most appropriate method. We know and have developed several methods of locating and shifting and will discuss with you the most appropriate method for your condition. Usually we will find your assemblage point (or points) with our finger tips and then shift it with one or two large quartz wands or electronic gem equipment.

You will not need to remove many clothes and women will not need need to remove their bra. It is recommended that a thin cotton tee shirt or cotton shirt is worn and most practitioners will easily be able to find the major and minor assemblage points through cotton clothing.

After the assemblage point or points have been located and shifted to centre (which could take a few minutes or at the maximum about half an hour) you will be able to rest to allow the assemblage point to settle before you make your way home. Some practitioners offer an additional form of treatment, such as crystal or gem stone healing, reiki, acupuncture, etc. to provide back up treatment of conditions while the settling of the assemblage point takes place. They will always shift the assemblage point before they undertake the other treatment so the assemblage point can settle while the other treatment takes place.

Will I need a follow up treatment?

Sometimes a follow up treatment may be necessary in a few weeks or months but, if you are feeling well, this may not be necessary. A well shifted assemblage point can stay in place for a long time if no subsequent illness, trauma, stress or accident happens to a patient.

How will I know if another treatment or check up is necessary?

If you feel well and confident and happy, it is unlikely that you will need a second assemblage point treatment soon. If you start feeling as you did before the treatment, it would be wise to discuss this with us and see if you would benefit from a further treatment. You are more likely to need a repeat treatment if your assemblage point has been far away from the centre point for a long time and you have suffered serious symptoms for many years.

How will I feel after a treatment?

Sometimes patients notice no obvious effect but this is rare. It is common to feel a great sense of release or relief, or feel happy or slightly tired. You may yawn and often your complexion and eyes look “alive”. Sometimes you may feel like sorting out problems in your life, or talking to people about issues from your past or present. Sometimes you feel like taking some time to yourself, to sleep, or think. Often patients change direction in their careers or make decisions which improve their life. Relatives and friends often notice great improvements. People usually feel more confident and contented with life after a shift.

How can I help my assemblage point shift to work as well as possible?

It is sensible to take some time to unwind after a shift. Perhaps take a friend to drive you home, or at least realise that you may feel a little light-headed on your way home. Be careful with traffic. If you can take a few hours or a day off work, following the shift, to give the shift time to settle and get the most benefit, this is advisable.

If you planning to have other types of treatment or to do some self-help work, such as EFT, it is best to have your assemblage point located and shifted before doing such things, as all other treatments or systems seem to work better after the assemblage point is shifted to centre. It is often the beginning of a remarkable journey back to being happy with yourself, your relationships and your life in general.

Can I shift my own assemblage point?

Assemblage points move out of their correct (central) position for a variety of reasons both sudden and long-term and due to physical or emotional stress. While it is all too easy to move your assemblage point out of centre through actions such as drug-use, it is exceptionally difficult to restore it to centre yourself. You can use equipment or if it is not far out a wand, but generally you will need to see a practitioner to have it recentered.

Can I find my own assemblage point?

No. There are a lot of people who claim to be able to find their own or tell you how to find yours yourself. We have never in all our time working in the field found anyone able to find their own assemblage point.

Can my assemblage point be shifted absently or remotely?

No. Again there are people who will offer to do such things online or down the phone, while others will offer to send you cardboard or other objects to correct your assemblage point. This will do nothing to your assemblage point. To properly move an assemblage point you need to see a practitioner or have the correct wand or electronic equipment.

I have seen footage of people finding assemblage points with magnets or waving their arms around in the air, is this what you do?

No. Magnets are very damaging to assemblage points and should not be placed anywhere near them. They are no use in finding assemblage points. There is a method of finding assemblage points by waving your arms around a person's body. We do not use or recommend this method as it is both intrusive to the patient and is not accurate since many small fragments of the assemblage point can be missed.




	Frequently Asked Questions. What can I expect from an assemblage point location and shifting treatment? At the Assemblage Point Centre we are experienced professionals and follow an expected code of conduct. We will take your medical history, locate your assemblage point and shift it in the most appropriate method. We know and have developed several methods of locating and shifting and will discuss with you the most appropriate method for your condition. Usually we will find your assemblage point (or points) with our finger tips and then shift it with one or two large quartz wands or electronic gem equipment. You will not need to remove many clothes and women will not need need to remove their bra. It is recommended that a thin cotton tee shirt or cotton shirt is worn and most practitioners will easily be able to find the major and minor assemblage points through cotton clothing. After the assemblage point or points have been located and shifted to centre (which could take a few minutes or at the maximum about half an hour) you will be able to rest to allow the assemblage point to settle before you make your way home. Some practitioners offer an additional form of treatment, such as crystal or gem stone healing, reiki, acupuncture, etc. to provide back up treatment of conditions while the settling of the assemblage point takes place. They will always shift the assemblage point before they undertake the other treatment so the assemblage point can settle while the other treatment takes place. Will I need a follow up treatment? Sometimes a follow up treatment may be necessary in a few weeks or months but, if you are feeling well, this may not be necessary. A well shifted assemblage point can stay in place for a long time if no subsequent illness, trauma, stress or accident happens to a patient. How will I know if another treatment or check up is necessary? If you feel well and confident and happy, it is unlikely that you will need a second assemblage point treatment soon. If you start feeling as you did before the treatment, it would be wise to discuss this with us and see if you would benefit from a further treatment. You are more likely to need a repeat treatment if your assemblage point has been far away from the centre point for a long time and you have suffered serious symptoms for many years. How will I feel after a treatment? Sometimes patients notice no obvious effect but this is rare. It is common to feel a great sense of release or relief, or feel happy or slightly tired. You may yawn and often your complexion and eyes look “alive”. Sometimes you may feel like sorting out problems in your life, or talking to people about issues from your past or present. Sometimes you feel like taking some time to yourself, to sleep, or think. Often patients change direction in their careers or make decisions which improve their life. Relatives and friends often notice great improvements. People usually feel more confident and contented with life after a shift. How can I help my assemblage point shift to work as well as possible? It is sensible to take some time to unwind after a shift. Perhaps take a friend to drive you home, or at least realise that you may feel a little light-headed on your way home. Be careful with traffic. If you can take a few hours or a day off work, following the shift, to give the shift time to settle and get the most benefit, this is advisable. If you planning to have other types of treatment or to do some self-help work, such as EFT, it is best to have your assemblage point located and shifted before doing such things, as all other treatments or systems seem to work better after the assemblage point is shifted to centre. It is often the beginning of a remarkable journey back to being happy with yourself, your relationships and your life in general. Can I shift my own assemblage point? Assemblage points move out of their correct (central) position for a variety of reasons both sudden and long-term and due to physical or emotional stress. While it is all too easy to move your assemblage point out of centre through actions such as drug-use, it is exceptionally difficult to restore it to centre yourself. You can use equipment or if it is not far out a wand, but generally you will need to see a practitioner to have it recentered. Can I find my own assemblage point? No. There are a lot of people who claim to be able to find their own or tell you how to find yours yourself. We have never in all our time working in the field found anyone able to find their own assemblage point. Can my assemblage point be shifted absently or remotely? No. Again there are people who will offer to do such things online or down the phone, while others will offer to send you cardboard or other objects to correct your assemblage point. This will do nothing to your assemblage point. To properly move an assemblage point you need to see a practitioner or have the correct wand or electronic equipment. I have seen footage of people finding assemblage points with magnets or waving their arms around in the air, is this what you do? No. Magnets are very damaging to assemblage points and should not be placed anywhere near them. They are no use in finding assemblage points. There is a method of finding assemblage points by waving your arms around a person's body. We do not use or recommend this method as it is both intrusive to the patient and is not accurate since many small fragments of the assemblage point can be missed.	What can I expect from an assemblage point location and shifting treatment? Will I need a follow up treatment? How will I know if another treatment or check up is necessary? How will I feel after a treatment? How can I help my assemblage point shift to work as well as possible? Can I shift my own assemblage point? Can I find my own assemblage point? Can my assemblage point be shifted absently or remotely? I have seen footage of people finding assemblage points with magnets or waving their arms around in the air, is this what you do?
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