Hypnotherapy by Appointment

What is Hypnosis? Hypnosis is considered a Mind-Body Therapy which uses the mind to alter and affect the body. The use of hypnosis in a medical environment empowers patients who are faced with a perceived loss of control and generally improves satisfaction with medical procedures and the treatment experience.  While hypnosis sessions may vary depending on a patient’s needs, a hypnosis session typically comprises two basic phases: Induction – During this phase, the therapist helps the patient to relax, and may ask the patient to imagine a peaceful scene that helps him or her to become more focused and concentrate.

Hypnotherapy is now routinely being used in many of the most prestigious cancer centers throughout the country, such as MD Anderson, Sloan Kettering and Johns Hopkins.