Question of the Week: Quantum Healing for KIDS?

Quantum Healing for Children. Is it a good idea? Is it possible? What concerns or questions should a parent or healer have? This short video talks about Dolores Cannon's view, my own advice and ... an easy third option to both QHHT and BQH.
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*About Candace Craw-Goldman*
Candace Craw-Goldman is a wife, mom and grandmother, a healer, a dreamer and a writer of magical things. She is the creator of _Beyond Quantum Healing_ and _Quantum Connect_ – modalities that explore, expand and elevate our human consciousness. She is the founder of https://quantumhealers.com, a GURU-free community of Healers and way showers. https://quantumhealers.com is a multi-platform of support and services for practitioners that includes a world-wide public directory, censorship-FREE support forum and quantum healing courses for healers of ALL kinds. Candace began her healer’s journey as Dolores Cannon’s teaching assistant and created Dolores’ Original QHHT Support Forum in 2008.
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*Partial Transcript*
Hey everyone, it's Candace Craw-Goldman from https://quantumhealers.com. Back with another question of the week. This week's question comes from an email I got from a current QHHT practitioner who's asking some questions before signing up for the BQH course.

Her question was, can you do BQH, or Quantum Healing on children? So I'm gonna answer that in three parts.

The first part is kind of historical perspective and my perspective. And of course, that goes all the way back to Dolores Cannon. So when I was assisting Dolores teaching, and she was teaching her QHHT process, Dolores would say, "don't do sessions with kids under the age of 18".

Now I'm pretty sure that rule still stands. I don't know, I don't have anything to do with that organization anymore. But as far as I can see intel from the outside, none of the rules have been relaxed. As a matter of fact, quite the opposite has been happening since Dolores died in 2014. However, this is what Dolores said. She said, Don't sessions with kids under 18. And here's why.

First of all, there's a very practical reason here in America anyway. 18 is the age of consent the age of being considered an adult. So there's that but in class in this question would come up and every single one of her classes to Loris would say, you know, it doesn't matter. Really, this was Dolores speaking of course, how mature they are what you think's going on. But what I really don't want to happen to a kid is having their playmates their friends, their classmates, make fun of them. If they were to bring some of those stories back to school, et cetera, that was her main priority, her main concern the thing that she talked about the most.

So there, so there is that? That being said, a lot of questions would come from, you know, the audience or the group of students that time. And they would say, Wow, what if they're 16, and they're my kid, and that kind of thing. And Dolores was always flexible with these answers. And she usually answered these questions in this way. Well, in that case, she would say, and she would be flexible, and I found her to be flexible on a lot of things QHHT. Just saying, anyway, so now BQH. The same sort of rules apply with BQH, meaning, you have to consider the situation you have to consider the parents you have to consider what the reason is, from wanting to explore is about trauma.

Well, that's a little tricky. That's a little iffy. And I wouldn't step into even now, after doing this work for 15 years, I don't know that I would step into doing a session with a very young child or a young teenager. If it had to do with trauma, I would ask a lot of questions. What's my own experience? Well, the youngest child I ever did a big QA session on was actually in the early early years of BQH back in 2017, where I did an online session with a 12 year old girl who actually was living in London, I think, time.