Hypnotherapy is a form of therapy used to reprogram the subconscious mind. When in hypnosis, you put your mind and body into a heightened state of learning, making you more susceptible to suggestions for self-improvement or behavior change. Many people describe hypnosis as a state of focused attention. They feel very calm and relaxed.

It is important for you to know that in hypnosis, you are in control the whole time. You will hear the suggestions made to you, and you will be able to remember them after session. The suggestions given to you during hypnosis line up with what we talk about during the session, prior to being hypnotized. By doing this, we are able to get your conscious mind AND your subconscious mind working together to give you the greatest chance of success in achieving your goals.

Hypnotherapy can be utilized for a variety of symptoms and issues. Please see below for a list of 135 ways hypnotherapy may help.

  1. Abandonment
  2. Addictions
  3. Aggression
  4. Agoraphobia
  5. Anesthesia
  6. Anger
  7. Anxiety
  8. Assertiveness
  9. Assist Healing
  10. Attitude Adjustment
  11. Bed Wetting
  12. Biofeedback
  13. Breathing
  14. Career Success
  15. Change Habits
  16. Child Birth
  17. Chronic Pain
  18. Communication
  19. Concentration
  20. Controlling
  21. Cramps
  22. Cravings
  23. Creativity
  24. Death or Loss
  25. Discouraged
  26. Dreams
  27. Exam Anxiety
  28. Exercise
  29. Fear of Animals
  30. Fear of Death
  31. Fear of Dentist
  32. Fear of Doctor
  33. Fear of Failure
  34. Fear of Flying
  35. Fear of Heights
  36. Fear of Loss of Control
  37. Fear of School
  38. Fear of Success
  39. Fear of Surgery
  40. Fear of Water
  41. Fears
  42. Forgiveness
  43. Frustration
  44. Gambling
  45. Guilt
  46. Hair Twisting
  47. Headaches
  48. Helplessness
  49. Hopelessness
  50. Hypochondria
  51. Hostility
  52. Hypertension
  53. Immune System
  54. Impotency
  55. Improve Health
  56. Improve Sales
  57. Indecision
  58. Inferiority
  59. Inhibition
  60. Insecurity
  61. Insomnia
  62. Irrational thoughts
  63. Irritability
  64. Jealousy
  65. Lack of Ambition
  66. Lack of Direction
  67. Lack of Enthusiasm
  68. Lack of Initiative
  69. Memory
  70. Mistrust
  71. Moodiness
  72. Motivation
  73. Nail Biting
  74. Nausea
  75. Negativism
  76. Nightmares
  77. Obsessions
  78. Obsessive-Compulsive
  79. Overeating
  80. Overly Critical
  81. Pain Management
  82. Panic Attacks
  83. Perfectionism
  84. Performance Anxiety
  85. Pessimism
  86. Phobias
  87. Postsurgical
  88. Presurgical
  89. Problem Solving
  90. Procrastination
  91. Public Speaking
  92. Reach Goals
  93. Rejection
  94. Relationship Enhancement
  95. Relaxation
  96. Resistance
  97. Resistance to Change
  98. Responsibility
  99. Restlessness
  100. Sadness
  101. Self-Awareness
  102. Self-Blame
  103. Self-Confidence
  104. Self-Control
  105. Self-Criticism
  106. Self-Defeating Behaviors
  107. Self-Esteem
  108. Self-Expression
  109. Self-Forgiveness
  110. Self-Hypnosis
  111. Self-Image
  112. Self-Mastery
  113. Sexual Problems
  114. Shame
  115. Skin Problems
  116. Sleep Disorders
  117. Smoking
  118. Social Phobia
  119. Sports
  120. Stage Fright
  121. Stress
  122. Study Habits
  123. Stuttering
  124. Stubborn
  125. Substance Abuse
  126. Surgical Recovery
  127. Tardiness
  128. Temptation
  129. Thumb Sucking
  130. Tics
  131. Trauma
  132. Victimization
  133. Weight Loss
  134. Worry
  135. Writers Block