The living environment
Bedrooms, kitchens, and rooms where someone spends long hours can be part of the assessment.
Some clients ask for a more settled home environment while they are also looking after their health. The consultation can consider the spaces they live in. It does not treat illness.

Health-related enquiries are heard with care and kept within the limits of spatial guidance. The visit looks at the rooms, light, placement, and orientation of the property connected to the concern.
Suggestions, when they are made, concern the environment: how a room is used, what might be adjusted, and whether a modest change is preferable to building work. They are not prescriptions, therapies, or diagnoses.
If you are unwell, continue with your physician. Tell the consultancy only what you are comfortable sharing about the spaces involved. Private health details sent with an enquiry are stored so the visit can be prepared, and they are not published.
Bedrooms, kitchens, and rooms where someone spends long hours can be part of the assessment.
You decide how much personal context to share. The property remains the subject of the consultation.
Where a change is suggested, it is explained so you can judge whether it is feasible.

This page describes the kind of work. It does not read a property. The consultation fee covers a one-time personal visit, and any remedy is costed separately.