HELIX HYPNOSIS

Every personal trainer and nutrition coach has experienced this with their clients: A client starts strong – they do everything they are supposed to for about a month or two, then old habits creep back in.

Pain has an important use — it warns you about something going on in the body. Once the medical issue is, or is being, addressed by a doctor, we understand the need for the signal, but it just wears on us. It's understandable why many people look for additional relief. About 38% of U.S. adults (92 million people) use prescription opioids in a given year. Studies estimate that 20-30% of opioid prescriptions for chronic pain are misused, and about 10% develop an addiction. In 2

Most people hear the word “hypnosis” and think of one or two things—but in practice, it has a surprisingly wide range of uses.

Sometimes the beliefs, fears, patterns, and emotional burdens you carry didn't begin with you.

Holiday Stress Management: The holiday season is often portrayed as a time of joy, celebration, and togetherness—but for many people, it’s also a season of stress and even grief. Between planning gatherings, navigating family dynamics, shopping for gifts, shoveling snow, cooking, and juggling work and social obligations, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Stress can affect sleep, mood, energy levels, and even physical health. Hypnosis is a tool that can help you navigate these se

MATH FOR SMOKERS: (I know this because I was one) Cigarettes for the year: $8 / pack @ 1 pack a day = $2920 / year x 10 years = $29,200.00 $12 / pack @ 1 pack a day = $4380 / year x 10 years = $43,800.00 The average heart attack cost: $22K - 28K for inpatient care per event Emergency visit - $1651 on average Long term care: $2,000 / year Surgery can be in excess of $100,000 The average cost of a stroke: The average cost varies significantly, but inpatient hospitalization can

Hypnosis to address the issue of emotional eating will help, to a degree.

Most people do have some memories of their session when they emerge from it. It does vary.

It is easier to hypnotize someone when they are tired (the word Hypnosis comes from Hypnos, the Greek god of sleep)

The experience of being in hypnosis (we don’t like to say ‘under’ hypnosis) is like floating in the state between waking and sleeping. You are aware, yet very, very relaxed.

It depends on the results you are seeking. Some things are slower to manifest, others are quicker, and some are even immediate.