HYPNOTHERAPY
What is Hypnotherapy?
Clinical hypnotherapy involves…
a special form of communication between the hypnotherapist and the client. The clinically trained hypnotherapist guides the client into a deep state of relaxation, allowing the client access to the subconscious mind. A clinically trained hypnotherapist can deliver direct suggestions to your subconscious mind that will be accepted and initiate positive change. Using regression or parts therapy, the hypnotherapist and client can work as a team to uncover past experiences or the root cause related to a presenting issue. The hypnotherapist can then guides the client through therapeutic steps to release the root cause and allow a healing process to begin.

Hypnotherapy can help with a variety of issues and ailments, such as:
Alleviate Depression
Assist Healing
Communicate Assertively
Develop Interpersonal Skills
Ease Digestive Issues
Ease Panic Attacks
Enhance Creativity
Enhance Study Habits and Academic Performance
Fears and Phobias (of flying, going to the dentist, public speaking, spiders, etc…)
Habit Changes – for example, stop nail biting
Improve Confidence and Self-Esteem
Improve Memory
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Pre and Post Operation Recovery
Read Faster
Realize Goals
Recurring Nightmares
Reduce Anxiety
Reduce Chronic Pain
Reduce Exam Anxiety
Relieve Headaches
Sports Enhancement
Step-up your motivation
Stuttering or Stammering – Speech Impediments
Weight Management