Stop passive aggressive behavior with hypnosisHypnosis can help you change deeply ingrained behavior patterns that hinder your life.
Do you tend to deal with your negative feelings through passive aggressive behaviors like not answering messages or not meeting your obligations?
Most of us don't like feeling angry, and we certainly don't like being on the receiving end of someone else's anger, even if it's justified. Anger is a very difficult emotion to handle, whether it's our own or another person's. Like it or not, however, there are times when we will get angry. How we cope with this depends to a very large extent on what we were taught about anger as children and how we saw our own family deal with it.
Hypnosis is a great tool for boosting productivity, as it works directly on the unconscious drivers that really influence what you do every day. It's true that you need will power, but will power is pretty 'powerless' if you haven't got your unconscious motivation in order! — read more
Overcome Cannabis or Marijuana AddictionDependence on cannabis or marijuana can be a difficult habit to break. Although it is not addictive in the true sense of the word, it becomes such a major part of everyday life that it is very hard to remove.
It used to be thought that using cannabis was relatively harmless, but we now know this is not the case. In addition to risk of cancer, there is mounting evidence of damage to the immune system caused by long-term cannabis or marijuana use.
But, just as with smoking, knowledge of the dangers is not enough motivation to quit. most people need something more in order to overcome dependencies and addictions.
Hypnosis can help by building your unconscious motivation - the sort of motivation that cannabis often diminishes. — read more
Musicians & Singers Overcome Performance Anxiety / Stage FrightHypnosis can help you trust in your muscle memory and reclaim your musical flow
Do you ever dread upcoming shows where you will be playing music or singing?
Do you find yourself looking for excuses not to play?
It's common for musicians to feel nervous when they have a performance coming up. In fact, a little bit of adrenaline can help you stay focused and perform at your best. But when nerves begin to negatively affect your performance, it's time to do something about it. — read more