Scientific research has shown that clinical hypnotherapy is an appropriate adjunct to conventional treatment. The results of using this therapeutic tool, to eliminate pain and accelerate healing, are so remarkable that many hospitals, physicians, dentists, and other health care practitioners are now using it with their own patients.

As a Christian with late stage cancer I understand how one might be hesitant to use medical hypnosis. But Mindy is very respectful of what you tell her and tailors each session, as well as the custom CD’s she makes to your needs. I was past the point of being able to control my pain through medication that would still allow me to drive and function. A few weeks after working with Mindy, I have reduced my medications. I have a much better control over the pain breakthroughs and my whole attitude has shifted back to being able to enjoy the time I do have left. And best of all, I can pray again, something that the pain was getting in the way of.
Cheryl Crandell

Pain Management

Many people find hypnosis can be helpful in minimizing and relieving pain, because hypnosis is a natural alternative to pain medication. The relaxed state of hypnosis helps eliminate the fear and anxiety that sometimes accompanies chronic pain.

Cancer

Hypnosis and visualization, or guided imagery, can help boost your immune system.  Additionally, hypnosis can help relieve the nausea and exhaustion associated with chemotherapy.

Surgery Preparation

Recently ABC News showed an interview with a woman who used hypnosis for surgery preparation. (It can be view here.) Research has shown that people who use hypnosis in preparation for an operation have less pain, fewer complications, and a shorter recovery period.  Additionally, one can feel calmer and less anxious about the surgery. Hypnosis can promote accelerated healing through therapeutic suggestions.

Accelerated Healing

Hypnosis and visualization, or guided imagery, can help  boost the immune system, increasing overall wellness and recovering more quickly.

The term medical hypnotherapy is used for name recognition purposes only. It is not the practice of medicine. Persons with an ailment, or any kind of physical complaint for that matter, are to see their physician first for medical treatment, and make use of hypnosis and hypnotherapy as an adjunct to medical treatment.