Appointments

Appointments2026-03-20T16:04:12-04:00

Appointments for distance and in-person services

Distance and in-person sessions follow a similar process, with a few practical adjustments. Distance sessions are conducted via secure video call, and we remain connected the whole duration of the session.

Each session lasts a minimum of two hours; however, the work is not structured around a fixed timeframe. It unfolds according to the process itself, and the session continues until a natural point of completion is reached.

I draw on a wide range of tools and modalities, tailoring each session to your specific needs and circumstances.

Clients who have experienced both in-person and distance work with me are often struck by the depth, intensity, and effectiveness of distance work—particularly, though not exclusively, in addressing physical conditions. So do not let distance discourage you.

Please note that all distance sessions as well as sessions for first time clients are payable in advance.

 

By appointments only:

(Weekdays)
6935 Laurel Avenue
Suite #207
Takoma Park, MD 20912

(Metro: Takoma Park / public parking lot next to the building)
Phone : 202.436.6125

Cancellation and No-show Policies: I have limited my appointments each day so I can spend more time with you. I ask that you value my time as I value yours. I have a strict 48 hour-cancellation policy to ensure that all clients receive my attention when they need it. The full amount of scheduled service will be due for missing an appointment with less than 48 hours notice.

 

 

 

Late Policy: Late arrivals will not receive an extension of scheduled service times and will be charged the full service fee.

My experience with ​Béatrice has been truly miraculous and I am so grateful.  Indeed, as she says, the miracle can be continued every single day of my life!

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