This chapter shifts into therapeutic applications, offering clinicians and healers practical guidance for applying the Wayfinding approach in professional practice. The chapter presents therapeutic work as ecological tending rather than pathological repair, introducing the “you’re not broken” clinical stance and presence as primary intervention. Readers explore field-based therapy approaches that honor the intelligence of symptoms while supporting nervous system regulation and dimensional integration. Core sections examine getting started with clients, field explorations in the therapy room, meaning-making processes, and working with thresholds of change. This chapter introduces trauma as dimensional challenge, explaining how overwhelming experiences create “dimensional stuckness” where consciousness remains anchored in past time. Clinical vignettes demonstrate working with predictive safety models, somatic differentiation, and posttraumatic integration through dimensional healing. Readers gain concrete skills in tracking relational weather, creating conditions for coherence, and using love as frequency—steady, generative attention that allows systems to reorganize toward greater wholeness. This chapter serves both practicing therapists seeking nonpathologizing approaches and anyone who holds space for others’ healing journeys, emphasizing that therapeutic change emerges through tending conditions rather than controlling outcomes.