What is the difference between Reconnective Healing and The Reconnection?

The difference between Reconnective Healing and The Reconnection is basically one of intent. The intent of Reconnective Healing is essentially that of healing, be it physical, mental, emotional, spiritual or on any other level. And, of course, to achieve the degree of healing brought forth via Reconnective Healing, you will, to some extent, experience reconnection as part of the process. It's this "Reconnection" that allows Reconnective Healing to be so dramatically more comprehensive than the healing "techniques" we've had up until now. The intent of The Reconnection is to bring us into the fullness of our inherent connection with the universe. This is done via a two-session experience, commonly referred to as receiving your Personal Reconnection. And, of course, to achieve the degree of reconnection brought fourth via The Reconnection, you will, to some extent, experience healing as part of the process. And, although the two are not completely separate processes, to obtain the full benefits of each, your Reconnective Healing sessions and your personal Reconnection sessions are to be experienced on separate occasions.

Does Reconnective Healing only work on physical problems?  Will it work on mental problems as well?

Healing is a return to balance.  Every health challenge is a combination of the physical, mental, spiritual, emotional (and probably a few other classifications we don't have words for).  We simply classify it according to its predominate characteristic. Reconnective Healing doesn't specifically "treat" anything. If in its presence you allow yourself to come back into balance, as many people do, then you do. You just do.

What can I expect during a Reconnective Healing session or The Reconnection?

Everyone's experience with Reconnective Healing is unique. Often healings are reported in an instant in just one session, and sometimes it takes a bit longer for a healing to unfold. If you're lucky, your healing will come in the form you anticipated; if you're really lucky, your healing will come in a form you haven't even thought of, one that the universe has in mind specifically for you.

How many sessions will I need?  How long does it take to have a healing?

One visit—perhaps even part of one visit—may be plenty. Generally it is recommended that you consider up to three sessions. And, although each session is special, often something particularly special tends to be reported about session number three.