Finding therapy and support can be confusing

It’s nice to have somewhere to talk about your difficulties, but is that the reason for therapy? As a Registered Nurse and a Hypnotherapist, this is one of the frustrations I often hear when people schedule their appointments. These conversations either occur when I have someone arrive for their initial screening or while I am…

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How Does Hypnosis Work

  Hypnosis has navigated between two sides. Some viewed it as quackery, though more individuals began to use it as therapy. It is beginning to move ahead faster and more effectively as an alternative treatment for many illnesses and difficulties. One study found that hypnosis could improve memory, though the improvement level could depend on…

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Indulge yourself in powerful life changes

Do you know anyone who is so self-focused that they seem to dwell on everything that was going wrong in their lives? They may not quit talking about their difficulties. Perhaps you wondered what was wrong with that person that their lives were so out of control as they experienced one crisis after another. They…

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Hypnosis Reduces Anxiety in the Dentist’s Office 

Fear of dentists is a universal phenomenon. Some people can feel so anxious about dental surgery that they avoid going for regular check-ups. While pharmacological sedation offers a temporary respite, it does not help with the underlying phobia and anxiety. Hypnosis, on the other hand, is a powerful drug-free alternative that provides not only sedation…

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Weight Loss is Faster Using Hypnotherapy  

Are you struggling to shed some extra pounds, lose a little weight? Do you find it difficult to muster enough energy to hit the gym? Do you use food for comfort? Have you tried every diet possible and failed? You’re not alone. Obesity is one of the most significant health challenges of the 21st century.…

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Are Your Words Helpful or Harmful?

As a nurse, it was suggested after I graduated from my first four years of nursing school, that I read Florence Nightingale’s original writings. I was not required as a student to read her writings. The language of nursing was first revealed by Florence Nightingale (1859) in her book “Notes on Nursing” when she stated…

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