EVOX — Emotional Perception Reframing

Our reality is made up of life experiences that shape and alter how we perceive the world around us. Perception is what drives the decisions we make — on both a conscious and subconscious level.

There are a lot of perceptions that keep us from reaching our full potential. Perception reframing is a technique used to deal with repeated negative behavior, weight problems, work or athletic performance, post-traumatic stress, social friction, chronic pain, and more. It enables us to see an opportunity, a circumstance, a problem, or a human relationship in a different way.

Reframing allows you to become aware of thoughts that are influencing or even driving your struggles.

In a ZYTO EVOX session, the primary input and feedback comes from the voice. You speak on any topic you choose. EVOX listens over multiple octaves and plots your voice energy across one octave — split into 12 zones, each corresponding to a musical note.

We don’t record the words used, only the energy of the voice, and a visual representation of your perception as it pertains to the topic discussed is then generated. This visual is called a Perception Index — or PI. Every PI is topic-specific. Excess voice energy in a given zone indicates a personal perception of the topic worth examining.

Unacknowledged · Repetitive Thinking · Depression · Emotionally Disconnected · Self Critical · Conditional Love · Anger · Fearful and Overwhelmed · Suppressed Emotions · Unworthy / Undeserving · Rigid Beliefs · Conflicting Beliefs.

Each zone surfaces a different facet of how you’re holding the topic. Patterns that have been stuck for years often improve in a handful of sessions.

Topic-specific reframing can be done in regards to any topic — work, relationships, athletic performance, anxiety, depression, and more. The goal is to achieve a measurable shift in perception, which can be seen on screen during the session.

Trans-generational reframing changes your perception of yourself and the things around you by discovering and releasing past perceptions — breaking the genetic inertia associated with them. This deeper method is typically only done once, but can result in quicker pattern shifts in topic-specific work afterward.