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The Singer Who Lost Her Voice And Found It Again
The surprising way hypnosis helped a performer overcome a mental block In February 2023, a 25-year-old singer came into our office with a problem that sounds simple until it steals your identity: her voice kept going hoarse, sometimes disappearing, right when she needed it most. Not at home. Not chatting with friends. On stage. For…
Read MoreHow to Beat Panic Attacks in Public: One Woman’s Amazing Hypnosis Success Story
Most people do not realize how many panic attacks happen in the least dramatic places, like the rice, beans, & pasta aisle. But one of the most powerful stories of transformation I have ever helped came from a woman named “M,” a 38-year-old mom of two who had not been able to shop for her…
Read MoreFrom Constant Coughing to Calm: A Nurse’s Habit Cough Cured with Hypnosis
By Steve Cohen, RN, Healthcare Hypnosis Practitioner The Nurse Who Couldn’t Stop Coughing In the late 1970s, a young nurse at Northwestern Memorial Hospital developed a mysterious, relentless cough. No infection. No asthma. No allergies. No physiological explanation. Her cough was so disruptive that colleagues avoided taking a report from her. She tried inhalers, medications,…
Read MoreWhy Doctors Are Now Using Hypnosis to Help Diabetes Patients Get Their Lives Back
Several years ago, a 42-year-old man named James came into our office as he was struggling with Type 2 diabetes. His blood sugar levels spiked whenever stress at work or family conflict occurred. Medication helped, but his physician noticed a pattern: despite following dietary and exercise recommendations, James’s glucose levels remained high during periods of…
Read MoreWhy Your Mind Can Actually Heal Psoriasis Through Simple Hypnosis Techniques
How guided imagery helped reduce skin inflammation and flare-ups Most people think of psoriasis as “just a skin problem.” In the late 1990s, researchers documented a case where a man with severe psoriasis, whose flare-ups covered more than half his body, turned to an unconventional therapy after exhausting medications. Instead of applying another cream or…
Read MoreA Parkinson’s Patient Regains Stability: How Hypnosis Helped Restore Control
Many people do not realize hypnosis has been used in hospitals and clinics around the world for decades, not for entertainment, but for healing. One case in our office involved a retired high school teacher named Alan, diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in his late sixties. His tremors had progressed to the point where holding a…
Read MoreThe Powerful Hypnosis Technique That Ended One Doctor’s Migraine Suffering
How a skeptical physician became a believer after hypnosis resolved his chronic headaches Dr. Lidia is a doctor who had a problem she hated: a condition she could not fix. For almost a decade, she suffered from debilitating migraines. The kind that did not just throb; they hijacked her vision, upset her stomach, and forced…
Read MoreCan Hypnosis Really Control Blood Pressure? This May Surprise You
High blood pressure is often called the “silent killer”—but what if silence could also be its cure? One of my clients, Angela, a 61-year-old retired schoolteacher visiting from Duluth, Minnesota, had her blood pressure reach a dangerous peak of 185/110. For years, Angela tried to manage her hypertension the conventional way: diet changes, prescribed medications,…
Read MoreCan Your Mind Actually Control Your Skin? One Woman’s Remarkable Story Will Amaze You
The Story You Have Never Heard: A Flight Attendant’s Hidden Struggle Few passengers noticed the bandages wrapped around Gina’s wrists and the scarf around her neck as she welcomed them onto the plane with a smile. Beneath her crisp airline uniform, the 34-year-old flight attendant was quietly battling an enemy that did not show…
Read MoreCan Hypnosis Really Help You Overcome Swallowing Problems? One Man’s Amazing Journey
Most people never think twice about swallowing. It’s automatic—something your body just does. But for Martin, a 43-year-old engineer and father of two, even sipping water feels like pushing a boulder uphill. Martin is diagnosed with achalasia, a rare esophageal disorder where the muscles fail to contract properly, and the lower esophageal sphincter (LES) does…
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