Hypnotherapy

To grasp the distinction between hypnosis and hypnotherapy, consider hypnosis to be a tool and hypnotherapy to be the application of a tool. In SAT words, hypnotherapy is like art therapy for hypnotism. The definition of hypnotherapy may be found in the term itself. The practise of hypnosis for therapeutic purposes is known as hypnotherapy.

Here are a few examples of how hypnotherapy is used by mental health and medical professionals:
Helping individuals stop smoking or eat less by refocusing their attention and encouraging healthier habits. Using the mind-body connection to reduce chronic and acute pain, such as during surgery and delivery.

Dive deep into the subconscious mind to find and cure the underlying causes of mental health disorders including depression, anxiety, PTSD, and addiction.

The trance state, as many hypnotherapists have discovered, is the key to accessing the buried depths of our brains, memories, and motives.

Use hypnotherapy as a powerful tool to shape the life you want:

Conquer addictions

Create new habits

Re-write limiting childhood beliefs

Release and reframe traumas

Popular Hypnotherapy Applications

Our Hypnosis Teachers

Our instructors have decades of training, development and field experience.  Working with groups and individuals across the globe, they offer industry leading education and support for new students.

Jaylee Balch

Having a keen interest in Human Behavior, she studied a double degree in psychology and communications and completed several hypnosis training in Canada and America. She is a  Master Hypnotist – 5PATH© Training – specializing in regression therapy and a certified Hypnotic Instructor with the NGH and American School of Clinical Hypnosis. Jaylee is an author of 12 books and a transformational and intuitive Councillor. She is a qualified Trainer & Assessor in Australia. She is also a co – founder and co- director of the  Inpowered Living organisation.