Hypnotherapy, recognized as a valid therapeutic tool by the British Medical Association in 1955 and the American Medical Association in 1958, has garnered significant acceptance in the medical community. The Division-30 of the American Psychological Association, dedicated to studying and applying hypnosis in clinical and various other fields, underscores its growing relevance. In the United States, research and clinical practice have demonstrated the efficacy and safety of hypnotherapy when conducted by trained professionals.

Hypnotherapy can effectively address a range of conditions, much like a skilled surgeon employs precision in surgical procedures. Conditions that can be effectively managed with hypnotherapy include insomnia, depression, anxiety, phobias, pathological guilt, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder, Dissociative Disorder, Conversion Disorder, Pain Disorders, Substance Use Disorders, and Behavioral addictions.

While the portrayal of hypnotic phenomena in literature can be either understated or exaggerated, the proper application of hypnotherapy can yield numerous therapeutic benefits. Studies in the U.S. support its use as a safe and effective approach for various psychological and behavioral issues, highlighting its potential as a complementary or alternative treatment modality. 

I understand that this is a big step and that committing to sessions may not be something you are ready now or sure of. This is why I have prepared these two free audio tracks to give you a glimpse of how my hypnotherapy treatment can help you.

If you feel relaxed and different after listening to them several times, just imagine what it can do for you when you have a hypnotherapy script written for you and your unique situation.