Hypnotherapy has been endorsed for many years as a very effective complementary therapy for medical conditions, as well as a powerful vehicle for change in our confidence, life perspectives, careers, and relationships.
Utilizing the power of your mind is an extremely important element in your health and well-being. Your mind is a significant factor in the healing process, in compliment to your primary treatment, and even to help support the potential for conditions to go into a state of remission.
This is evidenced in numerous hypnosis research studies that demonstrate the power of your mind and your state of confidence and the peace you hold in impacting and influencing your health. A general state of well-being will allow your creativity to bloom, and reduce the chaos, stress, and anxiety in your mind thus helping you gain clarity, direction, and achieve the goals that you have established for yourself, and your life.
Hypnosis is an established and highly respectful modality to be used for therapeutic and behavioral change as well as complimentary medical support. The most highly respected organizations have endorsed its use in many health conditions. Professional and competitive sports have used Self-Hypnosis and Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) for many years to accelerate progress and skill in the game.
The American Medical Association(AMA) approved the use of Hypnosis in 1958. The American Psychiatric Association (APA) endorsed Hypnosis in 1951. The Mayo Clinic has endorsed hypnosis for complementary care for many years, as have many health and wellness professionals who have incorporated hypnosis as a successful adjunct tool for providing therapeutic support.
The benefits of hypnotherapy are numerous. I have helped clients for 40+ years with pre-and post-surgery, challenged pregnancies, infertility, chronic and acute pain, and several medical diagnoses. This also includes cancer, diabetes, fibromyalgia, stroke, high blood pressure, weight loss, lack of appetite, pain, stress and anxiety, fears and phobias, white coat syndrome, and more.
I’ve trained with the most popular hospital-based cancer support program that offers hypnosis.
Doctors have referred their patients to me, as well as being invited into their medical clinic to work with their patients weekly. I've seen patients in hospitals and assisted living centers. When appropriate, I will facilitate sessions in homes, hospitals and assisted living and retirement centers.
I hold advanced specializations in the following:
The Mayo Clinic published an extensive article in 2005 entitled “Hypnosis in Contemporary Medicine.” In it, they cited that hypnosis has been significantly helpful as a complementary therapy in the following conditions:
"We had three quit nicotine hypnosis sessions this year. I did quit, and it's been six months now and I've had a revelation. I have a no craving. None. Ever. The only difference between every other failed attempt to quit nicotine and my present success is you. There has been absolutely no temptation. I feel great and am so grateful to you."
Accessing the full power of your mind is like turning on the lights of a dark room, and finding that you hold unlimited possibilities. Much is revealed, you have clear direction and regain control, with valuable skills for a lifetime.