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In the article, Feeding and Needing in Psychology Today (Feb. 2017),

“Eating disorders have multiple roots. Problems with other people c

This is an excerpt from the first page of our new guide: EMDR and Hypnotherapy: Which is better?.

Is it time to add a new modality to your private therapy practice?

Learning and then practicing a new way of helping patients can be an exciting prospect

Do you find that your clients are resistant to the treatment methods you are currently offering?

Would you like to expand your knowledge and skill set?

Are you looking for a life changing continuing education experience?

Have you contemplated opening a private practice and taking off in the entrepreneurial

The world is catching on to how effective hypnotherapy can be for treating an astounding range of medical and mental health conditions.

Hypnosis and hypnotherapy are now recognized as valuable tools in the medical field, expanding previous ideas about whole-patient care. Hypnotherapy is being used to help the patient

Soul retrieval has been an integral piece of shamanic practice for centuries, and at its root, it involves the recovery of lost parts of the self. Traditionally, soul retrievals have been done by highly trained shamans, working with the subtle energies of the client as they lie in a light trance state. Often, clients have no conscious awareness that

The many troubling symptoms of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder are broken down into these DSM-V diagnostic categories: Exposure, Intrusion, Avoidance, Alteration, and Arousal.  Hypnotherapy is highly effective in the treatment of PTSD because it goes right to the root of these symptoms.

Below is an overview of each of those five areas, and

We all have a stress switch in our nervous system and in our brain. Sometimes I think of it as the “trickster” within. The good news: hypnotherapy can help you treat stress. Let’s begin to find what activates this switch and what can turn it off.

We have all been taught to do re

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is characterized by unbidden obsessive thoughts and/or compulsory physical activities that are experienced as dysfunctional. Some OCD conditions are clearly genetic; research has demonstrated the significant role played by heredity. Some OCD conditions can be explained by certain information-processing deficits and/or

Many of us here at the Wellness Institute are the therapists and healers in our own networks. Since we play that role, we often get this question:

"how can I bring something meaningful to change previously unhealthy holiday get-togethers?"

It's an important question. The holiday season can be an inspiring time of the year that