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SCIO stands for Scientific Consciousness Interface Operations System, a computerized biofeedback system. Suzanne incorporates this technology into wellness sessions focused on stress awareness, relaxation, and conversations about everyday wellness habits.

Before your session, Suzanne will explain the process, discuss your goals, and review whether the session is appropriate for you. Session feedback is not a medical diagnosis and should not be used to identify diseases, allergies, or nutritional deficiencies, or to change prescribed treatment. SCIO wellness sessions complement care from your licensed healthcare professionals and do not replace it.

Homeopathy is a complementary practice that uses specially prepared remedies, often in highly diluted forms. Suzanne’s consultations provide an opportunity to discuss this approach, your wellness goals, and questions about homeopathic products.

Before your consultation, Suzanne will explain her approach and discuss your current wellness routine. Scientific evidence supporting homeopathy for specific health conditions is limited. Homeopathic products should not replace medical evaluation, prescribed medication, or vaccination. Discuss any product you are considering with your licensed healthcare professional, since some products may contain active ingredients that can cause side effects or interactions.

Iridology is a complementary practice involving observation of the colors, patterns, and other visible characteristics of the iris, the colored part of the eye. A consultation offers an opportunity to explore Suzanne’s approach and discuss your wellness interests and lifestyle.

Before your consultation, Suzanne will explain the process and discuss your goals. Iris observations are not medical diagnostic findings and should not be used to identify diseases, allergies, or nutritional deficiencies. An iridology consultation does not replace an eye examination, laboratory testing, or medical evaluation. Consult a licensed healthcare professional for symptoms or health concerns.

Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), often called tapping, combine gentle fingertip tapping on specific points of the face and upper body with attention to feelings, thoughts, or a particular concern. Sessions offer an opportunity to explore tapping as an emotional-awareness and everyday stress-management practice.

Before your session, Suzanne will explain the tapping process and discuss your goals and comfort level. You can choose what to share, pause, or stop at any time. Experiences vary, and no particular outcome is guaranteed. Tapping sessions are not psychotherapy and do not replace care from a licensed mental health professional. If discussing difficult experiences brings up distress, let Suzanne know and seek appropriate professional support.