Booking for Someone Else
Thinking of arranging a Remote Spirit Care session for someone you care about? We can help you understand the process and share a simple explanation with them before you book.
The important thing is that the person knows about the proposed session and is happy for you to arrange it. There’s no pressure, and it’s always their choice.
How to arrange a session for another adult
Start with a conversation
Explain that you’re thinking of offering a distance-based spiritual wellbeing session. It doesn’t mean you think there’s anything wrong with them.
Send them the introduction
Share our Someone has suggested Remote Spirit Care for you page. It explains what Remote Spirit Release involves, what information we use and how the written report works.
Let them decide
Ask if they’re happy for you to arrange it. They can simply tell you in person or by message. If they’re unsure or would rather not, please don’t book the session for them.
Book and complete the intake form
Once they’ve agreed, choose a session through Services & Pricing. After booking, complete the individual intake form for each recipient and confirm their awareness and agreement.
A message you can send
Not quite sure how to bring it up? Here’s a friendly message you can copy, or send by WhatsApp or email. Feel free to put it in your own words.
You can also select the message above and copy it manually.
Before you book: a few things to know
What details will I need?
For each recipient, you’ll be asked for their name, month and year of birth, and general location (town or city, county and country), together with your relationship to them. The intake form also asks for relevant observations or background. Please share only what’s needed.
Who receives the report?
You, as the booking client, normally receive the spiritual clearing report. The recipient should know this before agreeing. Please share the report with them if they’d like to see it. They also have their own data-protection rights.
Does the recipient need to attend?
No. The practitioner carries out the spiritual work remotely. There is no requirement for the recipient to attend, call, or change their routine.
What if I’m arranging a group session?
Each person requires a separate intake form. Every adult recipient must know about their proposed session and be happy for it to go ahead before you book on their behalf.
A note about privacy
Please share our Privacy Notice with the recipient before booking. When completing the intake form, you’ll confirm that you’ve discussed the session with them, provided the Privacy Notice and explained that the report is sent to you.
Common questions
Not for another adult. They must be aware of the session and happy for you to arrange it before the booking goes ahead.
Usually not. You complete the booking and intake form, and confirm that you’ve spoken to them and that they agree. They can tell you they’re happy by speaking to you or sending a message.
Please respect their choice and don’t proceed on their behalf. If you’ve already booked, contact Remote Spirit Care promptly to discuss the booking and the applicable cancellation terms.
No. Remote Spirit Release is a spiritual wellbeing practice, not medical diagnosis or treatment, and no particular outcome is guaranteed.
Ready to arrange a session?
Once the recipient has read the information and confirmed they’re happy for you to proceed, you can choose the appropriate session and complete the booking.
Important: This page describes bookings made on behalf of another adult. Arrangements for children require a separate process. Remote Spirit Care is a spiritual practice, not a substitute for appropriate medical or mental health care. For terms and cancellation information, see our Terms & Conditions.