Bioresonance Sessions from Anywhere in the World

If you’ve searched for bioresonance testing near me, you already know what comes back. A thin map, one listing forty minutes away, and no real sense of who’s behind it. Here’s the more useful answer: For this kind of session, near me stopped meaning very much a while ago. I work with women in New York, Rotterdam and Perth, and hardly any of them have set foot in Thailand.

Where do these sessions take place?

In your own home, over Zoom. We book two hours, you sit somewhere comfortable, and I run the session from my practice in Phuket while you watch the screen with me. The reading is done at a distance, which is how the instrument’s designed to work, and in practice it’s far less exotic than it sounds written down.

Most women end up preferring it this way. You’re in your own chair with your own tea, and you’ve got the rest of the day instead of an hour in traffic each way. There’s a full walkthrough of the appointment in my guide to what a bioresonance session is, and it reads the same whether you’re in New York or Rotterdam.

What do you need on your side?

Less than most people assume, and none of it needs buying.

• A room where nobody is going to walk in
• A laptop or tablet rather than a phone, so you can actually see the screen
• An internet connection that holds a video call

You don’t need to take notes, and I’d rather you didn’t. Everything we look at comes to you in your report afterwards, and if you’d like, we can record the session so you can go back over it in your own time. You’ll get more out of the two hours if your attention is on the conversation.

The one thing I do ask is that you’re on time, and that you keep about forty minutes free afterwards. Some women feel wide awake and want to get straight on with their day. Others feel like lying down for a while. Both are normal, and it’s kinder to yourself to have the time free either way.

How does the time difference work out?

You pick a slot from my calendar in your own time zone, so the arithmetic is already done before you book. Most women choose a morning, and if none of the open slots suit you, send me a message and we’ll sort something out. In all the years I’ve worked this way, the distance has never been the thing that stopped a session.

Why wait for it to come to you?

Because this part of life runs longer than most women are told it will. Researchers behind the Study of Women’s Health Across the Nation followed 3,302 women, and among those with frequent hot flushes and night sweats the median stretch was 7.4 years. For the women who were still premenopausal when it began, the median was over 11.8 years.

Those are years of your actual life, not a phase you sit out politely. Waiting because the nearest practitioner happens to be in another city is a strange trade to make, and it’s the reason I built this around the screen rather than the room. I’ve written about the cost of that waiting in a piece called everything looks normal and you still feel awful.

What does a session include, and where does it lead?

A session runs two hours and currently costs 297 euro. That covers the reading itself, the frequency balancing I do in the same appointment, and your report with your own screenshots and practical steps you can start on that week. We go through all of it together on screen, so nothing in that report catches you off guard.

What that session gives you is the picture. Changing the picture is the work, and that’s the Radiant Reset, where we measure again as we go so you can watch your own readings move rather than take my word for it. The women who’ve been through it tell it better than I can in their own stories.

The nearest practitioner is the wrong question.

The one that matters is how soon you can start.

Common questions

Does a session at a distance give the same picture as being in the room?

Yes, and it’s how I run every session I do. The reading is designed to work this way, the same areas get covered, and your report is identical to the one somebody sitting in Phuket would receive. What changes is that you get to be at home while it happens.

What if my internet drops in the middle?

We pick up where we left off, and it happens often enough that it barely registers anymore. Your time is held for the full two hours, so a few minutes of reconnecting takes nothing away from what we get through.

Which countries do you work with?

Wherever there’s a workable overlap in the day, which so far covers the UK, most of Europe, Australia, New Zealand, the Gulf, South Africa and both coasts of the United States. If you’re somewhere unusual, just ask, because the calendar is more flexible than it looks. You can see what’s involved on the session page.