Anxiety and Stress

How to Stop Negative Self-Talk (When Telling Yourself to Stop Doesn't Work)
Anxiety and Stress · 12. June 2026
Learn how to stop negative self-talk using hypnotherapy and NLP, approaches that work at the unconscious level where the inner critic actually lives.

Hypnotherapy for Public Speaking Fear: What Actually Works, and Why
Anxiety and Stress · 10. June 2026
Hypnotherapy for public speaking fear works at the unconscious level, where the fear actually lives. Learn why most approaches fail and what actually changes it.

Self Hypnosis Exercises for Stress Relief You Can Do Anywhere
Anxiety and Stress · 27. May 2026
Try these self hypnosis exercises for stress relief used in real sessions. Calm your nervous system and feel centered in just minutes a day.

From Heartbreak and Burnout to Breakthrough: One Client’s Journey
Anxiety and Stress · 23. September 2025
Gabe carried years of anger and exhaustion—until work on the unconscious level helped him release the sludge and step into a new life. His journey shows what’s possible.

Fear
Anxiety and Stress · 16. September 2024
Fear is an EMOTION, it is not rational. To resolve fear, you must work on the UNCONSCIOUS level. Two ways of doing this are CORE TRANSFORMATION and WHOLENESS WORK.

I Haven't Slept in 20 Years!
Anxiety and Stress · 09. October 2020
“I haven’t slept in 20 years,” she said, my new client, Jennifer, a woman in her early 40s. “Of course, she must sleep some,” I thought to myself – we need sleep in order to survive. But clearly, she hadn’t slept nearly enough and probably not very well.

Anxiety and Stress · 31. March 2020
Guiding you into a wonderful, relaxed, enhanced, altered state of mind. Enjoy!

Anxiety and Stress · 04. November 2016
Hypnotherapy with an anxious woman who was convinced she was being stalked by teenagers making bird sounds.

Anxiety and Stress · 06. August 2015
Dawn, a friend of mine, wanted help with her anger. As we talked, Dawn told me how she would sometimes fly into rages, especially with men, her teenage son in particular. It could be an argument or just a discussion, and she would suddenly find herself furious, unable to calm down, while at the same time realizing how inappropriate this was, how her feelings, voice, and demeanor were completely out of proportion to whatever disagreement or conflict might have been present.

Anxiety and Stress · 05. August 2015
Helen called me on my office phone, about her next appointment – ostensibly. I’m not sure how I knew – must have been something in her voice. “Are you having a panic attack?” I asked. “Yes.” I thought so.

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