Nothing is ever too personal to be alleviated via Clinical Hypnosis. Read this article, for instance, on how the alternative therapy I can provide has recently been proven to assist in less painful, bothersome bowel movements.
Don’t take “having to go” for granted, because when you have to and you can’t because it hurts, that’s a problem which might require thinking outside of the usual, over-the-counter solution.
This past Saturday was World Hypnotism Day, a day where hypnotists all over the world celebrate and encourage the effectiveness of an all-natural treatment for life’s worst problems.
I was about to call it “therapy,” but like the woman in the following article (see link below), it’s more a “technique for change.” Its key to success is that it has such little in common with other forms of therapy, that I don’t want to confuse people.
One thing to note is the fact that still so much of the struggle for us hypnotists is enlightening people to what hypnosis is not. Like the article says, it is not mind-control or other comedic depictions you’d find in movies and television. I’m not going to make you dance like a chicken. Any hypnotist worth his/her salt treats hypnosis as a sacred treatment that will surprise anyone who gives it a try.
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One of the first questions I get is, “Do you accept insurance?” The answer is a proud and definitive ‘no.’ Along with a growing trend among many other hypnotists, therapists, and doctors, I don’t take insurance for a multitude of reasons, but the largest reason is simple.
Your privacy and discretion is very important. When you go through insurance, that information is available for anyone to see. It’s even available on the internet! I deal with many high-profile and celebrity clients who can’t risk damaging their brand. But privacy is not just for high-profile people—it matters to everyone.
Whether you’re coming for erectile dysfunction or life-coaching, your treatment with me should be 100% confidential. Don’t risk your reputation by going through insurance.
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I think the most commonly asked question I am asked by perspective clinical hypnotherapy clients is, “How many sessions will I need, in order to be fully treated?” The answer is, it honestly varies from person to person and condition to condition.
Many factors come into play when determining a session’s length or how many sessions will be needed, such as the reason and issue for treatment, the effects of the issue on your daily happenings, and your personal rate of progress. Everyone processes, communicates, and absorbs information differently, and as a professional hypnotherapist, it is my goal to make sure I am able to cater to all your individual needs, tailor making each hypnotherapy session to benefit the unique patter of neural pathways within your brain.
One thing you must know is that hypnosis is generally a short-term treatment process. Unlike psychology and psychiatry, which often take two sessions per week for an open-ended time (often years), hypnotherapy is most effective in a handful of sessions. Because the science of hypnotherapy relies on being immediately suggestive, its results are also fairly immediate, and thus is the basis of its appeal.
Hypnosis isn’t just a party trick utilized by magicians for entertainment. Clinical Hypnosis or Hypnotherapy is a legitimate alternative form treatment that has changed the lives of millions.
Using the science of neuroplasticity, which, in the most basic terms, is essentially the re-wiring of the brain’s neural pathways and processes as a means to alter behavior and ultimately break unhealthy habits and halt subconscious, negative impulses, it has the potential to effectively improve your entire quality of life.