About Hypnotherapy
Hypnosis is the engagement of imagination and beliefs, though verbal and non-verbal communication, to facilitate an alternate reality to your current perception.
How Hypnosis Works
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​Based on personal feelings, tastes, or opinions, our subconscious mind stores certain "filters' which shape our relationships with our deepest beliefs and connection to life.
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These beliefs or "perception filters" allow us to experience a world as it occurs to us, as our minds make it up to be.
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Our belief system acts like a mental map of our experiences and how effectively we navigate within them. Belief creates the experience of our reality.
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Many of the beliefs we hold in our unconscious mind are not even ours - we've adopted them over a lifetime.
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Change your beliefs; change your reality. Yes, it's that simple. And it's totally possible to strategically shift perceptions and beliefs that may be holding you back from your fullest potential.​​
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The hypnotic partnership between a skilled, therapeutic hypnotist and the hypnotee can address and reframe limiting beliefs. This is done by identifying an underlying issue and then creating a new, more beneficial belief around it.
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From breaking negative and unconscious habits to empowering you to reach your goals, hypnosis is a supportive bridge to balance and coalesce the healing between mind-body-spirit.​​​​​
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Hypnosis is a state of consciousness that lies between awake and asleep states. Examples of naturally occurring hypnotic states of awareness are daydreaming, meditating, auto-driving, reading a good book, having a fever, yoga practice, creative visualization, and vibrational sound.
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Goal-centered— by creating powerful connections between your body and your thoughts, hypnotherapy allows you to shift and retrain your subconscious to overcome hurdles limiting your quality of life.​​
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Transpersonal Hypnotherapy is also referred to as Spiritually Centered Hypnosis (acknowledging an intrinsic mind-body-spirit connection).​​

