You “should be over this by now.” But shame keeps you stuck. Hypnosis helps soften the inner resistance so self-trust can actually take root.
You know what you should say… but when it’s time, you freeze. That’s not a mindset issue, it’s stored survival data. Hypnosis can help you shift that response at the root.
Mental rehearsal. Worst-case spiraling. Second-guessing every decision. These aren’t personality quirks, they’re signs your nervous system doesn’t feel safe. Hypnosis helps interrupt the loop.
You’re not lazy or weak, you’ve just internalized a voice that keeps you hustling for worthiness. Hypnosis helps turn down that noise so you can hear your voice again.
You’re not broken. You’re running patterns your nervous system thinks are keeping you safe. These loops of overthinking, avoidance, and self-doubt weren’t chosen. They were wired in through years of conditioning, survival, and stress. Hypnosis works with the part of your mind that logic can’t always reach—the part that still flinches, fawns, or freezes, even when you “know better.”
Hypnosis helps shift your nervous system out of survival mode using focused attention and gentle suggestion. This isn’t mind control; you’re fully aware and in charge the whole time. With consistent practice, your body starts to recognize what regulation feels like—calm, grounded, present.
For many clients, it’s the first time they’ve experienced relaxation without guilt.
Clinical hypnosis gives you access to the part of your mind that stores habits, patterns, and protective scripts. Think of it like updating outdated code. You’re not erasing who you are, you’re releasing what’s no longer helpful. Whether it’s procrastination, anxious spirals, or emotional reactivity, we go beneath the conscious chatter and rewire the response from within.
Hypnosis doesn’t “make you forget,” it helps you remember who you are beneath the noise.
If you’ve been conditioned to keep the peace, say yes when you mean no, or earn your worth through overachieving, hypnosis can help you unhook from those beliefs at the root. This is consent-based work, rooted in values, not perfectionism. You stay fully aware during the process, choosing what suggestions to keep and what to release.
Most of us were never taught how to listen inward, especially when our minds feel like battlegrounds. Hypnosis isn’t about zoning out or going under, it’s about going deeper, gently. Clients often describe it as feeling “clearer,” “lighter,” or “like my body finally exhaled.” When your subconscious stops firing off threat alarms unnecessarily, you can finally rest.
We’ll go beneath the surface to help you shift patterns you didn’t choose—perfectionism, shame, self-doubt—without bypassing your lived experience. Hypnosis isn’t about fixing you. It’s about helping your body and brain remember that you're already whole.
Let’s rewire the patterns...
not your personality.
This isn’t TV or Vegas. Clinical hypnosis isn’t about swinging pocket watches or clucking like a chicken. It’s a state of focused awareness—like guided meditation but with the volume turned down on your thinking brain so you can connect with a deeper part of yourself. Still fully you, just less noise.
You can talk, move, or even say, “nah, not feeling that,” at any time.
Think of it as getting quiet enough to actually hear what your inner world is trying to say, without the usual noise.
Hypnosis isn’t a solo therapy, it’s a powerful tool we use inside therapy or coaching to help you get to the root faster. Instead of staying stuck in analysis or trying to think your way to the answer, we tap into what your deeper self already knows.
It’s a gentler approach that often brings progress more quickly, and with way less frustration, because you’re not forcing it.
Regular therapy helps you understand it. Hypnosis helps you shift it.
Stage hypnosis is for entertainment. Clinical hypnosis is a trauma-informed tool used in therapy and coaching to help you safely access your inner world. You’re not “under,” you’re tuned in. You’ll never do anything embarrassing or outside your values. Promise.
One client said, “It just felt like I finally had a conversation with the part of me I’ve been ignoring for years.” That’s the magic.
Many clients come in saying, “I just feel off,” or “I’m stuck, but I can’t explain why.” That’s actually a great time to use hypnosis and ego-state work. It helps uncover what your mind and body already know, but haven’t had the space or safety to express. You don’t need a diagnosis or a detailed story. Just curiosity.
This is about discovery, not diagnosis. All parts of you are welcome, even the ones you don’t understand yet.
Parts work helps you make sense of the inner chaos: the perfectionist, the people-pleaser, the voice that says “you’re too much.” These are all parts of you trying to protect something. Ego-state therapy lets us meet them with curiosity, not shame, so you can lead your life instead of letting those parts run the show.
One of my favorite exercises? Imagining all your inner parts at a dinner table. Who’s speaking the loudest? Who’s been ignored? That’s where we begin and is one way to start to better understand your whole self.