For the last 35 years I’ve been in practice, people have been answering the same question on their Client Intake Forms: “What would you like to achieve?” Before anything else, people write one thing and one thing only, and that’s ‘confidence.’
While no one explicitly comes to see me for “confidence boosting,” people do come to me to treat specific issues like drug addiction or weight loss.
So why are they writing confidence on their forms? How does one achieve that?
Are you or your kids addicted to video games? Would you like to find a way to overcome this addiction to video games through hypnosis? Then keep reading…
While my kids were growing up, I always tried to limit the amount of television they watched for fear they’d become addicted to the “boob tube”. It was a legitimate concern, not wanting to have raised two “Mike Teavee’s” worthy of a Wonka-eque lesson. But no matter how many reruns of Saved By the Bell they may have watched, I thank my lucky stars that I don’t have to worry about raising children in this day and age!
In today’s society we’re used to getting instantaneous results. “There’s an app for that” isn’t really an exaggeration for how we live our lives. You can order the week’s groceries without ever leaving your apartment, catch up on all of your friend’s and family’s lives without ever speaking with them, and diagnose your own rattling cough or throbbing headache without ever seeing a doctor.
It makes sense that we would be transitioning from the long and drawn out results of talk therapy to the more time efficient method of hypnosis. Unlike therapy, hypnosis will literally change the way you think so you can begin to change your life with most patients seeing results after the first session. It can be used for a wide array of problems, from addictions and phobias to weight loss and stress reduction . But, don’t just take my word for it!
How would you like a quick, easy and surefire way to quit your smoking habit forever that does not involve nursing your cravings and fooling yourself into thinking you’re actually quitting smoking cigarettes?
You know, it’s so funny. I’m seeing all over magazines these days advertisements for vapor cigarettes, e-cigarettes, and other “fake” cigarettes that give you the feeling and image of smoking, while allegedly limiting the harmful effects of nicotine, tobacco, and tar. Let’s make no mistake: e-cigarettes, like Blu Cigarettes, do contain nicotine, just at lower and seemingly more innocuous amounts. So let’s not call them fake cigarettes, but faker cigarettes.
For those suffering from depression it can feel like you are the only person in the world experiencing these intense feelings of loneliness, isolation, and extreme sadness. It’s like being trapped at the bottom of an empty well with no one around to pull you out. Well, that’s not true. I’m there, reaching out a hand and promising you that I can help bring light and joy into your life once more.