In order to cope with anxiety and stress, hypnotherapy can be an effective method. Preparing for a medical procedure, such as a breast biopsy, can be made easier with hypnosis. In addition to pain control, hypnosis has been studied for other conditions.

A lazy lifestyle can lead to feelings of emptiness, depression or hollowness that hypnosis can reverse. Using hypnosis as therapy can help to clear your mind and see new experiences as a good thing that builds up your energy to get off the couch.

While it makes for an interesting plot (the movie Office Space comes to mind), no one has ever gotten stuck in a hypnotist’s trance. Occasionally someone becomes so relaxed that they are reluctant to return to their hectic life – so we give them a few extra minutes to experience this amazing but absolutely natural state of mind. What we do strive for is to have the positive suggestions anchor in our client's subconscious minds, giving them healthy alternatives to old, unwanted behaviors

Hypnosis is a consent situation in which 10 percent of the effort is the hypnotherapists and the remaining 90 percent is the responsibility of the client. Think of the hypnotherapist as your inner coach who helps you achieve your goals.

No. The induction of hypnosis is never dangerous to the subject, although many have preconceived notions that cause them to be fearful.  Our job is to educate and inform clients so that they see hypnosis for what it is: a powerful tool for creating personal transformation.