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Brecksville, OH 44141
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8180 Brecksville Road , Suite 204
Brecksville, OH 44141 (map) - (216) 548-8980
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Be in the Tao • Brecksville, OH • $120 per hour
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Mary Ellen Derwis-Balaz Lmt.,Cht. Graduated from North Coast School of Hypnosis in 1998. She has since studied with Henry Boulduc, Bill Baldwin and at A.R.E. in Virginia Beach. In her practice, Mary Ellen uses guided imagery, regression therapy and SRT to aid individuals in their journey to wellness.
Wellness is not only a physical journey but one of the mind. Guided imagery aids with goal setting, exploration of thought patterns that no longer serve you and in the practice of Nei Gong which is meditative practice used to strengthen internal chi and direct it to regain vibrant health.
Practice of guided imagery, regression therapy or Nei Gong is the kind of hypnosis sessions she provides. It is about personal empowerment. She also provides classes at various locations in the greater Cleveland area that explain and explore eastern thought and meditative practice.
Guided imagery success requires that goals be identified and plans be implemented to achieve them in a relaxed state of consciousness; you are more apt to be receptive to positive suggestions. You choose the goals you wish to accomplish with Mary Ellen, and she will reinforce those goals while you are in this relaxed state.
In regression therapy, Mary Ellen practices regression therapy as taught by Henry Boulduc and the A.R.E Institute. Dialogue is used during the session so that you can explore the images you create in a relaxed setting.
Private Nei Gong Meditation Sessions Eastern Medical Chi Kung practice utilize Nei Gong as a practice for vibrant health based in the five element model of Chinese medicine: earth, fire, metal, water, fire, and the meridian systems they affect. Mary Ellen will explain and guide you through the practice based on your specific needs.
Question and answer
Q. If you were a customer, what do you wish you knew about your trade? Any inside secrets to share?
A. Many people ask me what kind of training I have. I took at full year and a half course to begin with at a hypnosis school recognized by IMDHA. This means that I have explored in depth many facets of Hypnotherapy and I constantly take classes to support my certification. This means that I travel all around the country to learn from experts in my field so that I can bring that expertise back to you.
Q. Why does your work stand out from others who do what you do?
A. be in the tao redefines your expectations of wellness. Mary Ellen takes the time to really interview and discuss with you the direction you want to take in your wellness journey. Her perspective is based in the 5 element ( fire, water, wood, metal, earth ) theory and explores vibrant health thru the meridians.
Q. What do you like most about your job?
A. The opportunity to empower individuals on the healing path whether it is a private session or group offering. At be in the tao we are conscious of what will work best for each individual.
Q. What questions do customers most commonly ask you? What's your answer?
A. Can I be hypnotized? My answer is you already have been. Commercials are notorious for putting one in an altered state of consciousness as well as simply traveling down the road to your home. You get there but have no idea how. That is road hypnosis!
Q. Do you do any sort of continuing education to stay up on the latest developments in your field?
A. I am always taking continuing education courses to stay up to date. I find that when one meets with their peers and study they renew their entusiasm for their work. I think this is so important when one works with the general public.
