Case: In 2017, I (Steve) conducted a PSCYH-K Session for a 14-year-old boy. He felt that he struggled to maintain good eye contact with teachers, classmates, coaches, and fellow soccer players at school and during soccer activities.
He always tried to avoid looking into other people’s eyes. Even if someone looked into his eyes, he would often dodge their gaze and not look directly into their eyes. He knew that eye contact was an important ability in life, as it could demonstrate his confidence and help others feel his confidence. Therefore, he hoped to become more confident and have solid eye contact when meeting and interacting with others.
Based on this situation, we used the target belief “I am comfortable to make and maintain eye contact” for the PSCYH-K Session.
One month, three months, and seven months later, every time I followed up with him for feedback, he said that his eye contact with others had improved significantly. He felt more comfortable establishing eye contact with others and could maintain it for a longer period of time at school and during soccer activities. He no longer blinked or avoided eye contact when someone looked into his eyes.
If we use the scale of 1 to 10 to measure the solidity and confidence of his eye contact, with 1 being the weakest and 10 being the strongest, he said his eye contact was at level 4 before the PSYCH-K session and has been consistently at level 8 ever since.

Five year ago, my daughter was ten years old. Around that time she had been complaining of stomach pain after meals for more than a year. At first, we didn’t pay much attention and thought it was occasional indigestion, so we didn’t take any action. Later, the frequency and intensity of her pain increased, and she would experience stomach pain after every meal every day.
We took her to see a family doctor and a gastroenterologist, and she underwent various tests, but the doctors could not find any cause for her pain, so there was no solution. She became very worried and often asked us what kind of illness she had and why the doctors couldn’t find the cause. At the same time, she was worried that we were worried about her.
We had no other choices. Knowing Steve had been studying the impact of the subconscious mind on people, we asked him to help our daughter.
Steve first asked about her stomach pain situation, frequency, and level. After discussing with us, he decided to use PSYCH-K to establish a positive belief in her subconscious mind, that is, “My stomach digests well.”
Two weeks after the PSYCH-K session, our daughter’s stomach pain improved. One month later, the frequency and intensity of her stomach pain decreased significantly. Three months later, Steve saw our daughter again and asked if her stomach still hurt. She had completely forgotten about it and couldn’t remember the last time she felt pain. Since then, we have never heard her complaining about stomach pain again.
This experience has been very shocking for us. The belief in the subconscious mind can have such a significant impact on a person’s physiology.

My online past-life regression with Steve Huang surpassed my expectations! I was worried I would not be able to access my subconscious during the session, but Steve guided me into a peaceful and relaxed state where information was flowing to me with ease. Throughout the session, my body felt very energized and I could really feel into the life I was re-visiting. I re-learned a lot about that lifetime that was helpful for where I am at currently and moving forward. If you’re considering a past-life regression, I definitely would recommend Steve! It was a beautiful experience for me.