Practical Hypnosis

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Introduction: I seem to have a particular skill at getting rid of anxiety or fears, and with weight loss. But I never know each day what kind of cases I'm going to get, and that's part of what makes it fun. The best part, for me, is watching people start to feel better, immediately. Even when someone comes in to deal with a complicated issue that might take multiple sessions, he still leaves the first session feeling more relaxed and un-stressed-out. One of my clients told me he felt as if hed just had a two-week vacation. Now, thats amazing. And naturally, it makes me feel great, too.

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What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I study continually. I have studied with the Hypnotism Motivational Institute; with Richard Nongard and his Subliminal Science; with Igor Ledochowski (Ericksonian hypnosis); with Michael Stevenson (NLP) -- among others.
How did you get started doing this type of work?
I came to hypnosis as a career the same way many hypnotists do. I was hypnotized myself, for asthma. I had terrible asthma for years, and in order to keep breathingliterallyI had to take several medications every day, with nasty side effects. After several years of this, I was miserable, and desperate enough to schedule a couple of sessions with a hypnotist, despite being pretty skeptical. I felt a subtle difference right away. Then I was taught to do self-hypnosis, and sent home with instructions to find a quiet place and hypnotize myself twice a day, using the suggestions the hypnotist had given me. Two months later, I didnt have asthma anymore. It felt like a miracle, but what I had experienced was the minds power to heal the body.
What types of customers have you worked with?
weight loss smoking anxiety phobias PTSD nail-biting irritable bowel syndrome pain