“Hypnotherapy is your means to find your own inner compass.”
~ Susan Monson
What is Hypnotherapy?
If you are new to hypnotherapy, you may wonder what it is, how it works or if it's safe.
Clinical Hypnotherapy is simply the use of hypnosis to assist in the change of behavior, of understanding, the release of emotion and old patterns, and to support the client with incorporating new ways of being. It's a relaxed state which allows you to gain the knowledge you seek from your own deepest resources, the subconscious mind, or as I refer to that part, your inner wisdom. In order to get powerful and lasting results from therapy, the inner wisdom must be reached.
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Hypnotherapy can be used on any human being, regardless of vocation. It, therefore, works well with executives, athletes and coaches, medical professionals, politicians, teachers, business owners, factory workers, retired folks, police officers and YOU.
Hypnotherapy is used effectively to:
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Reduce or eliminate Covid-19 anxiety.
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Lessen symptoms of Covid Long Haul.
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Renew/Build internal confidence.
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Relax and reduce stress and generalized anxiety.
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Improve your athletic abilities.
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Ease or eliminate chronic pain.
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Release unreasonable fear.
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Attain restful sleep.
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Replace old habits with new positive ways of taking care of yourself.
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Rid yourself of excess weight.
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Optimize your talents and skills.
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Quit smoking.
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Heal childhood trauma, PTSD, etc.
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Strengthen self-esteem.
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Increase optimism and self-motivation.
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Understand and reduce negative effects of your emotions.
Each session is personalized for you.
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