Over the years I have worked with several clients with Cancer. My first client was my dad, Chuck. He wanted me to help him keep the nausea under control while he underwent chemotherapy. I explained that he could also use hypnosis to help visualize the tumors in his colon shrinking and to reduce the stress … More How I work with Cancer Clients using Hypnosis
For several years, I taught pain management techniques to nurses at two hospitals here in San Antonio. Many nurses already got the gist of how to talk to the subconscious to calm a patient. In most cases of chronic pain I’ve been involved with, calmer patients experience less pain. While acute trauma requires different hypnotic … More ABCs of Hypnosis: Pain Management/Post Hypnotic Suggestion/Phobias
Hay fever sufferers could benefit from using self-hypnosis, researchers say. A Swiss team at Basle University taught 66 people with hay-fever the art of hypnosis and found it helped them alleviate symptoms such as runny nose. The volunteers also took their regular anti-hay-fever drugs, but the effect of hypnosis appeared to be additive and reduce … More “Hypnosis could banish hay fever,” BBC article says
I was certified to work with Irritable Bowel Syndrome by my good friend, Melissa Roth, http://www.tranceworkers.com who has been working with sufferers all over the country for twenty years. A few clients have sought me out for this condition, but not as many as I would have liked to help, and certainly not as many … More Hypnotherapy ‘can help’ irritable bowel syndrome, says gastroenterologist