Welcome to hypnotherapy 101! If you’ve stumbled your way here through a maze of confusing and contradictory online sources, join the club. While hypnosis and hypnotherapy boast roots in ancient history and reams of experimentally-verified results, misinformation and mythology about the concepts abound.
As a trained, certified, and practicing psychotherapist,
As a practicing mental health therapist, depression is one of the most persistent and debilitating challenges you face. It’s also one of the most common reasons clients seek you out.
The Anxiety and Depression Association of America says:
“I’m scared to be hypnotized!” “What if I don’t come out of it?” “Will you make me cluck like a chicken?”
I’ve heard it all. When I talk to the clients at my hypnotherapy practice about the therapeutic benefits of hypnotherapy, these are just some of the concerns they share.
It’s natural to be afraid or skeptical of something you don’t understand.
You didn’t go into the psychotherapy field to get wealthy. You became a therapist because you love helping people overcome their
It was a beautiful summer day and we were enjoying a gorgeous walk in the park. The clouds were stunning, the air was fresh, life was amazing. Stacey and I had been chatting about her upcoming nuptials. Suddenly as I looked over at my friend, she was fidgeting with her shirt. She had a look of panic on her face as I asked her what was wrong?
Who doesn’t want to be a winner in the game of life? Unfortunately, winning isn’t easy, especially when you’re on your own.
If you look behind the success of your favorite athletes, beloved artists, and most admired business professionals, you’ll find they all have something in common: Someone, at some time, helped them get where they are.
Invariably,
In the article, Feeding and Needing in Psychology Today (Feb. 2017),
“Eating disorders have multiple roots. Problems with other people can be both cause and consequence of eating disorders. We arrive in this world needing to be cared for by others, and specifically, to be fed by others. As social animals, we continue to need other people throughout
The opioid crisis is sweeping the nation, with no signs of letting up. Mental health professionals are seeing their offices and clinics swamped with clients seeking life-saving relief from their crippling addictions.
Opioid use disorder — specifically the abuse of heroin, fentanyl, and prescription pain medication — is killing countless people daily.
So, you want to increase your private practice. Let me guess, you want more clients, but don’t know what to do, or how to do it, or where to go to find out. That’s probably why you’re here.
Here are five concrete actions you can do today to move you forward
How much do you want to grow? Who do you want as future clients? How much do you want them
“If you want to conquer the anxiety of life, live in the moment, live in the breath.”
― Amit Ray
It was a beautiful summer day and we were enjoying a gorgeous walk in the park. The clouds were stunning, the air was fresh, life was amazing. Stacey and I had been chatting about her upcoming nuptials. Suddenly as I looked over at my friend, she was fidgeting