Hypnotherapy was endorsed by the American Medical Association in 1958 as being an effective and safe method of therapy. Hypnotherapy has become a commonly used method of inciting behavioral and emotional change. Also referred to as therapeutic hypnosis, its primary purpose is to help maintain a healthy emotional, behavioral, and physical state of well being.
Hypnotherapy is a creative, empowering way to achieve lasting changes in your thoughts feelings, behaviors and to enhance the body`s ability to respond to medical treatment and heal rapidly. Hypnotherapy allows the participant to focus inward, to access the subconscious mind for these changes to occur. Unlike what Hollywood would have you believe, you are not under anyone`s control. In Hypnosis, you will never do anything against your moral code or belief system.
The human mind functions on two basic level - the conscious and the sub-conscious. The conscious mind is attributed to basic thoughts and decisions that you can logically control. the sub-conscious is identified as the underlying emotional drive to everything that you do. Very often we find ourselves committing to not repeat an action, only to find ourselves doing it again and again. For some people this is over spending, for others, alcohol abuse. The list goes on ad infinitum. When this occurs, it is because our conscious decision contradicts our sub-conscious beliefs. And since the sub-conscious is much stronger than the conscious mind, it usually wins out. Hypnotherapy allows a hypnotherapist to talk directly to the sub-conscious, allowing suggestion to have real depth and weight, and letting the conscious and sub-conscious to agree on a decision.

•   Addiction Control
•   Insomnia
•   Pain Management
•   Fibromyalgia
•   Fear of Failure
•   Fear of Public Speaking
•   Fear of Death
•   Confidence Building
•   Athletic Improvement
•   Anger Management
•   Self deprecation
•   Perfectionism
•   Stress
•   Bed Wetting
•   Procrastination