Case: In 2017, I (Steve) conducted a PSCYH-K Session for a 14-year-old boy. He felt that he struggled to maintain good eye contact with teachers, classmates, coaches, and fellow soccer players at school and during soccer activities.
He always tried to avoid looking into other people’s eyes. Even if someone looked into his eyes, he would often dodge their gaze and not look directly into their eyes. He knew that eye contact was an important ability in life, as it could demonstrate his confidence and help others feel his confidence. Therefore, he hoped to become more confident and have solid eye contact when meeting and interacting with others.
Based on this situation, we used the target belief “I am comfortable to make and maintain eye contact” for the PSCYH-K Session.
One month, three months, and seven months later, every time I followed up with him for feedback, he said that his eye contact with others had improved significantly. He felt more comfortable establishing eye contact with others and could maintain it for a longer period of time at school and during soccer activities. He no longer blinked or avoided eye contact when someone looked into his eyes.
If we use the scale of 1 to 10 to measure the solidity and confidence of his eye contact, with 1 being the weakest and 10 being the strongest, he said his eye contact was at level 4 before the PSYCH-K session and has been consistently at level 8 ever since.

Case: This PSYCH-K session was done for a 19-year-old young man who had been experiencing abdominal pain twice daily for ten consecutive days. Each episode lasted about half an hour to an hour, with a pain level of around 3 on a scale from 0 to 10. The pain was located in the general abdominal area rather than any specific spot and was accompanied by a sensation of trapped gas in his digestive system.
Further discussion revealed that he also experienced a different type of abdominal pain. This is a sharp pain, lasting three to five minutes each time, occurred two to three times each month with the same pain level of 3. He had been experiencing this sharp pain since he was a small child, as far back as his earliest memory, and he considered it a normal part of life and not even thought of it as a problem. If I hadn’t asked in detail, he wouldn’t have brought it up.
Given his age as a young adult, I suggested past life regression hypnosis to potentially find a root cause from a previous life. However, hypnosis requires a longer session, and he had difficulty finding such a time slot available. Therefore, we decided to try the quicker PSYCH-K method first, and if it does not help, we would then schedule a hypnosis session.
All healing involves changing limiting beliefs in the subconscious mind. Whether through hypnosis or PSYCH-K, the fundamental principle is the same. After discussion, we decided to use PSYCH-K to instill into his subconscious this positive belief: “My body digests food well and releases gas smoothly.”
In the first four days after the PSYCH-K session, he reported no abdominal pain at all. On the fifth day, he experienced one episode. A month later, I followed up with him. During that month, he had a total of five episodes of abdominal pain. Each episode’s duration became progressively shorter, with the last two episodes lasting only five minutes. The pain intensity remained around 3, but he no longer felt the sensation of trapped gas in his digestive system at all. Additionally, the frequency of the other type of abdominal pain – sharp pain decreased, occurring only once that month with the same pain level of 3.
A few days after the PSYCH-K session, he did see his family doctor as per initially scheduled appointment. The doctor ordered an ultrasound to check for any abdominal abnormalities. At this time, three weeks have passed since the ultrasound, he did not receive a follow-up call from the doctor. This typically indicates that the lab results are normal, as doctors usually follow up with patients only if there is a problem.
I believe that if this trend continues, both types of abdominal pain will likely disappear within three months. If the issues persist, we can then consider hypnosis approach.
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Update after 18 months: he told me the sharp pain had completely disappeared few months after the session. The other type of abdominal pain showed up few times within the one year and half when he was under pressure, but went away relatively quickly, so he was not too concerned about it. And the ultrasound results came back as normal, no issue found, according to his family doctor.

It has been almost two years since Steve facilitated the session for my daughter, and I finally feel that it’s time to reflect on the changes that have taken place during these past two years.
In 2019, my daughter was 14 years old. She had always been well-behaved, studious, and had her own group of friends. Most of her requests were fulfilled, and she never lacked money. Her teachers, classmates, and friends all liked her, and I never had to worry about her.
But suddenly, there was a period of time when I sensed that she wasn’t happy. It seemed like she felt the world owed her something, and she would occasionally say strange things. She would ask, “Mom, what’s the point of living? Have you ever played a game? I feel like life is just a game, and it’s meaningless.”
She said she was unhappy but didn’t know why. She suggested that I take her to see a psychologist, as she genuinely felt unhappy every day. At first, I didn’t take it seriously, but when she suddenly mentioned having suicidal thoughts, I realized that something might be wrong with her, something we didn’t understand. Her condition worried me greatly, and it seemed to worsen suddenly. She became quieter and spent more time alone in her room.
When I realized all of this, I thought as parents, we should do something. I thought about reaching out to a psychologist, even though we had no experience in that area. It was around this time that I discussed the situation with a close friend, who introduced us to Steve.
At that moment, we were willing to try anything. I contacted Steve, somewhat presumptuously, and immediately received a very friendly response. Miracles do happen in this world, and I don’t know what method it was, but I knew that he used a technique called PSYCH-K to help her. The communication was smooth, and the process was concise.
I didn’t have any expectations for the outcome at that time, and even now, I find it miraculous. I’m inclined to attribute the changes in my daughter to the impact of this method. Since that day, I have carefully observed my child, and I haven’t noticed any significant emotional fluctuations or changes. But that’s where the magic lies. Since that day, it’s as if I haven’t heard any negative remarks or seen any negative emotions from my daughter. It’s like after the rain, the sunshine appears, and all traces of the rain on the ground disappear.
Two years have passed. My child is diligently studying, has her own interests, has friends she likes, and has small dreams for the future. She is no longer restless, her emotions are stable, and she willingly shares her thoughts and feelings with us. She embodies the happiness that every parent hopes for in their child.
I just wanted to express my feelings here. I can’t speculate on what would have happened if we hadn’t met Steve or sought help from a psychologist. I can’t even imagine what would have happened if we did nothing. But I can personally feel the different aura emanating from my child, and I can only describe it as magical. Looking back now, with the help of Steve, I can use an analogy: it’s like a ray of light entered and brought warmth and happiness to my child, dispelling the darkness.
Time flies, and in the blink of an eye, it’s been two years already. My daughter has grown up again, and she is doing well. I feel a great sense of relief and am extremely grateful to you, Steve.