Balancing with Solid State Technology —Part 2
Ian McAllister
September – October 2026 • Vol 4, No 24
Many people think of the body as a collection of physical systems: muscles, organs, nerves, hormones, and chemistry. But another way to look at the body is as a communication network. Every system is constantly sending and receiving information. The nervous system, immune system, the digestive system, emotions, and energy field are all part of one larger conversation.
When that communication is clear, the body has a greater ability to regulate, adapt, and return to balance. But when stress, emotional strain, environmental exposure, trauma, illness, or energetic interference enter the system, that communication may become less organized. In energy work, this is often described as static, distortion, or lack of coherence.
Created in Helena, Montana by Dan Nelson, Solid State Technology (SST) is designed to work with this level of energetic communication. Dan was a researcher, inventor, and energy practitioner who spent many years exploring scalar energy, geometric patterns, and the relationship between the body and its informational field. His work led to the development of SST as a practical method for helping the body reorganize disrupted energetic patterns.
A simple way to understand coherence is to imagine a radio signal. When the signal is clear, the message comes through easily. When there is static, the message may still be there, but it becomes harder to receive. SST is intended to help reduce energetic “static” so the body can better recognize and res-pond to its own natural blueprint for balance.
In a session, SST uses carefully designed tools and configurations to create scalar wave patterns that interact with the body’s energy field. These setups may be used to support general balancing, nervous system regulation, emotional integration, EMF clearing, stress response, immune coherence, or other areas of energetic imbalance. The work is gentle, non-invasive, and personalized to the individual.
One of the reasons SST can be helpful alongside other healing modalities is that it focuses on the field of communication behind the body’s responses. Whether someone is receiving bodywork, biofeedback, Emotion Code, Body Code, chiropractic, nutritional support, or another wellness approach, the body still needs to interpret and integrate that support. SST may help create a more coherent field so those changes can be received and held more effectively.
At Steady Journey Energy Work my goal with SST is to support the body in moving from confusion back toward clarity. Rather than forcing change, SST works gently with the body’s energetic system to encourage organization, balance, and improved communication.
Solid State Technology offers a complementary wellness approach to support energetic balance, coherence, and the body’s natural healing capacity. When the body is overwhelmed, healing can feel complicated. But sometimes the first step is simple: reduce the static, restore clearer communication, and give the body the opportunity to remember balance.
At Steady Journey Energy Work, LLC in Bozeman, Ian McAllister offers Solid State Technology as part of his growing energy-medicine practice. His work with SST is rooted in continuing the legacy of Dan Nelson while expanding practical applications for everyday wellness. SST sessions are personalized, gentle, and intended to support the body’s natural movement toward balance.
Steady Journey tailors each wellness session so it’s thoughtfully adapted to your individual needs, ensuring a respectful and effective healing experience. Ian brings not only expertise but a commitment to compassionate, attentive care. All aspects of your health are holistically considered—emotional, physical and spiritual—in a cohesive and non-invasive manner. All techniques are gentle, inviting peace of mind and body during and after each treatment.
Steady Journey Energy Work is located at 201 W. Madison Ave., in Belgrade, MT.
Visit: https://www.steadyjourney.com/ • Call: (406) 600-2611
