Powerful & Effective
HYPNOSIS
for Positive Change & Personal Growth
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Are you ready to make a change?
Regardless of age or life stage, we all encounter personal challenges that negatively impact our well-being. Hypnosis is a powerful and effective tool to assist you in overcoming discomforts, fears, habits, and limiting beliefs and behaviors.
Clinical Hypnosis
A powerful tool for change when combined with coaching to target specific goals, such as overcoming stress, anxiety, fears, habits, and other challenges.
Hypnosis is not a substitute for medical treatment or psychotherapy. Presenting issues with possible medical or psychological etiology require a referral from a licensed healthcare professional.
"…hypnosis is not mind control. It’s a naturally occurring state of concentration; it’s actually a means of enhancing your control over both your mind and your body."
Dr. David Spiegel
Associate Chair of Psychiatry,
Stamford University School of Medicine
The truth about hypnosis
Hypnosis is often misunderstood and misrepresented, but it's a natural and common phenomenon. It’s not sleep or trance, but a pre-sleep state when increased alpha and theta wave activity in the brain produces deep relaxation and heightened imagination.
When used as a tool for learning, hypnotic techniques can aid rapid knowledge acquisition, alternative viewpoint exploration, and positive life transformations.
How hypnosis works
During hypnosis sessions, clients learn to relax their minds and access the hypnotic state. This skill benefits personal well-being and opens possibilities for personal growth and learning.
Collaborating with a coach helps identify subconscious patterns that hinder goal attainment and directly engage the subconscious mind to create new pathways for success. Positive results can occur in a single session or emerge over days or weeks.
Hypnosis for Self-Care
Hypnosis provides the ultimate self-care experience with deep relaxation, release of stress and tension, self-discovery, and so much more.
Hypnosis is not a substitute for medical treatment or psychotherapy. Presenting issues with possible medical or psychological etiology require a referral from a licensed healthcare professional.
