You'll benefit from my over 2,700 hours of documented training and education in the fields of hypnotherapy, mind/body health, energy medicine and energy psychology, Neuro-Linguistic Programming, gene expression, sound therapy (including psychoacoustics), Tibetan esoteric techniques, and more. I use techniques developed by Milton H. Erickson, MD, David Elman, Ernest Rossi, PhD, and many other classical and contemporary masters. I am a certified trainer in Neurolinguistic Programming and have earned both Doctor of Clinical Hypnotherapy and PhD in Clinical Hypnotherapy degrees. As the founder of The International Hypnotherapy Research Institute, I've developed numerous courses and taught and certified hypnotherapists, coaches, mental health professionals, and medical professionals around the world. I have over 30 years clinical experiences working with patients and clients and have often worked in conjunction with and under the supervision of licensed mental health and medical professionals.

Our sessions are concise but powerful. Concise to meet your time limitations but written and voiced to be extremely effective. Our sessions combine hypnotherapy, Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP), and energy therapy. All titles have been designed with Advanced Neuro-Noetic Hypnosis^TM concepts and have been approved by The International Hypnosis Research Institute.

It is recommended to listen to a particular session one a day for six weeks so that the included suggestions can become habits and second nature. If you purchase more than one title, you can therapeutically use multiple products. We recommend that after the six-week period that you take a break for at least a couple of weeks.

We offer a hassle-free return policy to ensure your satisfaction. If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, you can return the product within 30 days for a full refund. Our refund policy only covers individual purchases and may not be honored if a purchaser has received a previous refund.

During the 20th century medical and mental health scientific institutions have clearly established the benefits of altered states of mind, guided imagery, and suggestion. The American Medical Association approved hypnosis as a valid intervention in 1958. The American Psychological Association followed their lead in 1959.

The history of hypnosis goes at least back as far as the sleep temples in ancient Egypt. And, Hippocrates, the 4th century B.C. “father of medicine” used techniques that can be described as hypnotic. In the 18th century, the Austrian medical doctor, Franz Anton Mesmer, who affected hundreds of mental and medical cures through the use of his “animal magnetism” was accused by Benjamin Franklin of achieving his successes merely through the use of the power of suggestion. Although Mesmer and Mesmerism was in disrepute, his contribution lived on in the works of others such as James Esdaile, the British surgeon who completed over 300 radical surgeries using mesmerism as his only form of anesthetic. The word hypnosis was coined in the 1890’s by another British doctor by the name of James Braid, who likened the dazed state that his subjects attained as a modified sleep state. He used the Greek word “hypnosis” to describe this state. Since Braid, notables such as Hippolyte Bernheim, Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung, Jean-Martin Charcot contributed to the field. The three most notable contributors of the 20th century were Ormand McGill, Ph.D., Milton H. Erickson, who convinced the AMA to approve hypnosis, and David Elman. Ericksonian Hypnosis, an indirect, conversational form of hypnosis, is probably the most recognized set of techniques among psychologists in the U.S. In the 1950’s there was a considerable rivalry between Erickson, the psychiatrist, and Elman, the former stage hypnotist who taught thousands of clinical practitioners. Although Ericksonian techniques are known for their elegance and applicability to psychological issues, the effectiveness and practicality of Elman’s techniques is leading to a revived interest in the relevance of the showman’s wealth of knowledge.

Have you ever been asleep? Have you ever found yourself taking a suggestion? If you answered yes, then you most certainly can be hypnotized. Your brain goes through several states every day. Delta is the sleep state. Upon awakening you go through Theta, which is a very deep relaxation, Alpha, which is a mild relaxation, and then enter the Beta state, which is full wakefulness. And if you are hyper-aware, you may have gone into the Gamma state. You may be hypnotized in any of these states. However, our sessions are normally designed to quickly take you to the Alpha, mild relaxation state, or Theta state, for pain management. The key criteria that we are trying to achieve is a suspension of your critical judgment (faculty), mental and physical relaxation, and a heightened awareness and suggestibility.

Absolutely not! You will quickly realize that in a hypnotic state you actually have more control of your mind and mental processes. It is impossible for you to accept a suggestion that is against your morals or ethics.

We do not recommend that you listen to our sessions while asleep. For maximum benefit you should listen to these sessions when you can safely attain a mild relaxed state of mind (Alpha state). If you have a tendency to go to sleep while in a session you should change your posture (for example, from lying down to sitting) or the time of day. If you fall asleep during the session, do not count this as one of your sessions.

You must NEVER listen to any of our sessions when safety dictates your full awareness. Among other things, this means if you drive, don’t listen to one of our sessions. This is an absolute requirement. The language we use in the session is designed to overload your conscious mind. Before you know it your mind may be wondering. This does not mean that you are losing control. However, you will find yourself on a journey where you are piloting the various consciousnesses of your mind and body (AND NOT YOUR CAR!).

Thanks to Hollywood, many people think of blood-sucking vampires, quaking like a duck, and otherwise losing control when they think about hypnosis. The truth is that you will absolutely not lose control of your body or actions when you are hypnotized. Quite to the contrary, you will find a heightened sense of control and awareness. You cannot be hypnotized to do something against your will, ethics or morals. Also, while your memory may be enhanced while in a hypnotic trance, you will find that your forgetfulness will probably be no more or no less than it is normally. Most people find our sessions to be very enjoyable and relaxing.