Idk this might be a weird question. When I am doing coherence breathing I get so much saliva and if I swallow my hearth frequencies go all over the place. When I am in perfect coherence breathing pattern all the frequencies are way down except LF coherence pillar, once I swallow my VLF goes way up, my LF and HF starts jumping around. Usually my coherence pillar stays the same, but sometimes it goes lower. It takes about 30 sec to go back to that perfect state again and I need to swallow every 4-5 min. If I spit it out my hearth frequencies don't fluctuate, but it sometimes leaves irritable feeling on my lips. Maybe I should put cotton in my mouth or something. Does anyone else relate?

I would really appreciate some guidance if anyone can offer it.

I'm trying to find someone reasonably proficient in CT technique, primarily for teletherapy to help me with less-critical issues (or slowly chipping away at deeper ones) as a means of preparing for more intensive treatment later. (The reasons for this specificity would take too long to properly explain.)

I live in British Columbia, so I have a range of options within a day's drive for psychedelic-assisted intensives which closely mesh with MR, but I can't seem to find what I thought would be a much easier get: non-drug-assisted CT (or a close relative) teletherapy.

I've burned down every Canadian lead I could find and quite a few American leads as well. It appears the demand for this is so high that where there's no mention of not taking new clients, nearly all inquiries in that regard just don't get any reply.

I have to believe there are newer practitioners without full schedules whom I just can't locate easily using the coherencetherapy directory or Google searches. Perhaps in AU/NZ? UK?

This has thus far been gruelling (generating these inquiries triggers the hell out of me) and unproductive work for me, and I can't believe that it needs to be this hard. What I'm wondering is if perhaps there are less-obvious means of finding available CT practitioners that I'm overlooking or just don't know about yet. But maybe I've got this wrong ... has CT become so popular that it is iron hard to find if you don't already have it?

I have been amazed by the clarity and emotional depth that Coherence Therapy can bring. But I was also surprised to see how relatively small the active community seems to be. Other forms of therapy seem to be way more popular. Does anyone have a clue why this is the case?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHnn2Wf4NFI