How to Support Yourself After an Energy Healing Session

The hours and days following a session are just as important as the session itself. Just like your body needs time to heal after a workout or emotional experience, your energy body also needs space to process and shift. Here’s how to support yourself in the best way possible after a session:

1. Give It Time

Energy healing doesn’t always provide instant “aha” moments or immediate pain relief (though sometimes it can!). More often, the shifts unfold gradually—layer by layer. Emotional or physical imbalances that have been held in the body for years don’t usually vanish overnight. In each session we release what is brought to the surface by the subconscious mind, remove it, and then allow the body to adapt to the changes. We can’t release more than what the body is ready to release, even if we really want to speed up the process.  Be patient with yourself. Trust that everything will happen at the perfect time.  Healing is a journey, not a sprint.

2. Hydrate, Hydrate, Hydrate

Your body is made up of nearly 90% water, and water is a powerful conductor of energy. After a session, hydration becomes even more important. Drinking plenty of water helps flush out released energy and supports the body in recalibrating.

Tip: Aim for more than your usual water intake for the next 24–48 hours. Add a pinch of sea salt or a squeeze of lemon if you like to help your body absorb it more effectively. Some of the electrolyte drink mixes on the market are healthy choices too, but some can be very high in sugar, so just be aware.  Also, some people really enjoy soaking in epsom salts after a session to relax.  Even a foot bath using epsom salts can be beneficial.  

3. Understand Processing Symptoms

After a session, you may experience what we call “processing symptoms.” These are normal and temporary signs that your body is adjusting to the energy shifts.

Some common symptoms include:

  • Feeling emotional or weepy

  • Mild headaches or fatigue

  • Temporary resurfacing of old thoughts or memories

  • Digestive shifts

  • Changes in sleep or appetite

  • A sense of “nothingness” or emotional flatness or feeling a bit “off”

These experiences are your system clearing and recalibrating. If you notice them, try not to resist. Stay curious and compassionate with yourself, and trust that your body knows how to move through it.

If you ever feel overwhelmed, gentle movement, grounding practices, or even light distraction (like watching a favorite feel-good show or spending time in nature) can help your system self-regulate.  Sometimes just going to bed earlier than normal can be a good idea too.

4. Celebrate and Anchor the Shift

Something simple but powerful to consider is taking a moment to celebrate yourself after your session. Your subconscious loves reward, and celebration helps anchor the idea that healing is a positive and supported process and reminds you that you just did something beneficial for your health and wellness.

Celebration doesn’t have to mean throwing a party.  It can be:

  • Saying a quiet “thank you” to your body

  • Enjoying your favorite drink or treat

  • Listening to music you love

  • Taking a relaxing bath

  • Writing down a few things you're grateful for

5. Support Your Nervous System

Gentle self-care is essential after a session. Try:

  • Taking a salt bath

  • Journaling what you're feeling

  • Walking in nature or grounding barefoot outdoors

  • Doing light stretching or breathwork

  • Getting extra sleep

These practices help your nervous system integrate the changes in a calm and supportive way.

6. Schedule Your Next Session Intuitively

There’s no one-size-fits-all answer to how often you should book sessions. Some clients feel ready for another session in a few days; others prefer to wait a few weeks. If you’re unsure, listen to your body and emotions—when you're feeling stuck again or ready to go deeper, that's a great time to have another session.

As a general guide:

  • If you're working through something intense, weekly or biweekly sessions can help build momentum, especially when you first get started with energy work.

  • If you're in a maintenance or growth phase, monthly sessions may feel just right.

Remember:

The effects of energy healing are often subtle, yet profound. Trust that the shifts are happening, even if you don’t feel them immediately. Every session moves you closer to balance, clarity, and freedom.

Your body and energy know exactly how to heal. Your only job is to support yourself with gentleness, hydration, gratitude, and presence.

If you ever feel unsure or need extra support in between sessions, I’m always here to help.

Emily Swanda

At Cleaning Wise, LLC we are devoted to helping you with your residential and commercial cleaning needs.  With over 15 years of experience and dozens of happy clients, we are excited to continue spreading value in the Lincoln, NE and surrounding areas.  

Emily also is a Productivity and Success coach and blogger at Your Savvy Success, helping high-achieving women live the life they truly desire so they can spend the time doing what they love.  With a focus on time management (aka self-management) and mindset strategies, Emily can help you make the changes to your life that will add up to amazing success. 

Whether you are looking to accomplish a health and wellness goal, a professional goal, or a personal goal, Emily can help you achieve the result you want.  

http://www.cleanwisely.com
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