Frequently asked questions
Is HALO the same as Healing Diamante Angélico®?
Yes. HALO HyperDimensional Architecture Therapy® is the new name of the same method, and it preserves the initials HDA. The practice, the architecture and the training are the same.
Is HALO a health practice?
HALO is consciousness and personal development work. It is not a diagnosis, medical treatment or clinical advice, and it promises no results. In case of illness, symptoms or treatment in progress, always keep the care of your doctor or psychologist and never stop or change prescribed medication or therapy.
How long does a session last?
The first three weekly sessions last 29 minutes each. After that, a session lasts 21 or 29 minutes.
Does an online session work the same way?
Yes. Online and in-person sessions follow the same sequence and are equally complete.
Do I need Level 1 to take Level 2?
Yes. Level 2 requires Level 1 to be completed.
How do I know a therapist is certified?
Ask for their HALO certificate number and check it on the Verify a certificate page.
Why are the classes small?
Because the method is learned in presence, with supervised practice and close accompaniment. One class opens each year, sometimes two.
Can I have sessions in another language?
Yes. In the directory you can filter therapists by the languages they speak.
Do I need to have a spiritual practice?
Openness and curiosity are enough. HALO welcomes everyone, whatever their path.
What might I feel during a session?
Everyone experiences a session in their own way. You may see images, feel warmth or lightness, or simply rest deeply. All these experiences are valid.
Why three sessions at the beginning?
Because each session works with a different layer, and the third brings the previous ones together.
How do I prepare for an online session?
Choose a quiet place where you will not be interrupted, with headphones and a comfortable position to rest. The session follows the same complete structure as in person.
What if I fall asleep during the session?
That is fine. Deep rest is part of the process, and the session continues its work while you rest.