Overcome road rage quickly with hypnosisThe most accurate description of what happens in road rage is that you go into a trance state. Regardless of what you are like outside the car, as soon as you get rolling, the red mist comes down and anger takes over.
This is a hypnotic state in itself . And it has 'attached' itself to driving, so that your car acts as what we call a 'post hypnotic suggestion'. That just means that you are conditioned to respond with anger when in your car. It's the same as hearing an old piece of music and feeling the way you did back when you first heard it.
Hypnosis is so effective for road rage because it works on the same level as the anger. Quickly and comfortably you will train your brain to respond with calmness and self-control when driving - safer for your own health and your passengers' ! — read more
Bad Habits HypnosisIf you want to get rid of bad habits, and replace them with good ones, hypnosis is the most effective way to do it – and do it for good. People are often surprised how difficult it is to get rid of an unwanted compulsive behavior. They tell themselves that it’s all a matter of willpower, and that once they have decided not to do that any more, that will be that. So it’s a shock when they find that the old habits have crept up on them from behind, and sneaked right back in there. Many give up at that point. — read more
Escape stage fright and enjoy performing again with hypnosisStage fright can jump on you without warning.
You're on stage, the audience is out there, they're waiting, expecting you to perform but suddenly you clam up, your mind goes blank, you feel your tongue is stuck in your throat as stage fright strikes!
Stage fright blocks your natural talents
Not only is stage fright horrible to experience, it is also cruelly frustrating. What you know you can do is tripped up by an overblown fear response. And because the effects of anxiety include difficulty in thinking, problems talking and inhibition of fine motor movements, many elements of performance suffer, such as singing, holding a microphone, playing a musical instrument or even drinking a glass of water. — read more