Burlington Hypnosis

Nurses have a special opportunity to reduce the patient’s apprehension about upcoming tests and surgeries. Hypnosis is an effective tool for those patients who agree to undergo the process. The goal is not to replace medication, but to augment the pain relief afforded by medication. read more

For decades hypnosis has taken a bad rap due to endless myths and misconceptions like the accusations of mind control and the chicken clucking antics of stage hypnosis.  The truth is that hypnosis was researched, validated and accepted by the AMA over 50 years ago as a legitimate healthful modality.

I normalize the process to my clients by explaining hypnosis as simply goal oriented meditation. We visit the same peaceful inner stillness one experiences when meditating, but rather than simply enjoying the cathartic healthy bliss of the moment we have work to do. With the subconscious open and active we get to the business of pulling out the unwanted patterns and rooting preferred alternatives. I hope this helps you better understand hypnosis.

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Another competitive advantage of hypnosis is that the imagination resides in the subconscious mind. This offers the unique opportunity to begin seeing and feeling the positive change you desire. With hypnosis one can engage in the ongoing process of self-design which gives the subconscious the necessary information to begin creating patterns supporting what you most frequently consider.

We all follow the path of our most dominant thoughts; we are what we think we are. If unhealthy patterns have been repeated for decades then who we are is deeply rooted in the subconscious. All diets fail because they are just temporary conscious level attempts to alter subconscious level patterns. Hypnosis is the only point-of-cause modality that treats the real problem which is not the weight but rather the thoughts that led to the weight. (read more)

Hypnosis offers such a quick disconnect effect. I see so many clients who enter the office with the weight of the world on their shoulders. The don’t know me, they have never been to my office, and most know nothing about hypnosis besides the entertainment side of the field.

My initial approach is to let them tell their story. I certainly need to gather pertinent information so I can assist them but this also helps them begin the process of separating themselves from their problems, which is crucial. The cathartic relief clients experience by simply offloading their ‘junk’ helps them to relax and the process also helps in developing rapport, they feel supported and begin to see me as someone who genuinely cares.

At the conclusion of the session I ask each client if they feel disconnected from the problems and concerns that burdened them upon arrival and most readily agree. This is a pivotal moment in their transition to success with their goal. The disconnect from their problematic past is palpable. Intellectually they recall the problems but clients no longer feel its effect.  Responses to this freedom range from smiles to laughter, and on occasion, tears of joy.

If you or someone you know is struggling with a life challenge try hypnosis, it usually works.

Two more examples of how hypnosis is rapidly breaking through into mainstream acceptance: last week I did the first of 4 phone weight loss sessions with a woman from the province of Saskatchewan, Canada. Yesterday I saw a client who flew in from out of state to receive 3 academic excellence sessions.