Some clients may start out with radix work for a psychological reason and experience physical changes they were not expecting. For example someone may be mainly interested in dealing with repressed feelings and as they go on with the work find that their posture or chronic backache has changed dramatically, or their allergies or blood pressure decreases. During their radix work, clients experience concurrent improvements in aspects of their life without specifically focussing on those areas.

Radix is process oriented. The therapist connects with the client at the beginning of each session and develops the session based on what is happening for the client, cognitively, physically and emotionally at that moment. A process orientation facilitates the unfolding of these dimensions by freeing the flow of the radix which in turn develops aliveness, insight, self awareness, discovery, resolution and acceptance.

Radix benefits a broad spectrum of people. From those who have depression or anxiety and are not coping well day to day, right through to those who simply want to discover more about themselves or enhance the quality of their lives and their relationships.