2- Golfer’s hypnosis doesn’t cut his slice
Two-time Masters champion Ben Crenshaw was once quoted as saying, “I’m about five inches away from being an outstanding golfer – that’s the distance my right ear is. . . Read the rest of the news ->

3- Hypnosis Downloads Sales Soar
As the summer months begin the days grow longer and the darkness subsides. This doesn’t just describe summer though as after a few months of dropping sales, HypnoBusters bounced back to record their most successful month in history. . . Read the rest of the news ->

4- Contributions of hypnotherapy for dying persons, caregivers, and their loved ones – part 1
Hypnotherapy is another mode of therapy that can help people who are out of balance, seriously ill, or dying. Not long ago I heard that my friend’s brother who’s dealing with a form of colon cancer had benefited greatly from some medical hypnotherapy that was recommended to him. Through his hypnotic trance, he was given the gift of finding himself. . . Read the rest of the news ->

5- Use Hypnotherapy to Treat Postoperative Pain and Anxiety
(NaturalNews) According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 46 million inpatient surgeries were performed in 2006. This statistic does not include outpatient surgeries where people are released within 24 hours after surgery. Preoperative surgery often causes anxiety because people have a fear of the unknown. . . Read the rest of the news ->

2- Incest GP allowed to work in hypnotherapy
A DOCTOR convicted of incest after fathering a child with his daughter has been allowed to continue treating patients in Melbourne. The GP, who is in his 60s, sees more than 150 patients a week and offers hypnotherapy. The people he treats are not allowed to know of his crime. The doctor’s name has been suppressed to protect the identity of his daughter and family. . . Read the rest of the news ->

3- Hypnotist and Hypnotherapist John Raven has released a Law of Attraction iPhone Application
Author, teacher and hypnotist, John Raven, has released a brand new iPhone application that helps those who follow the Law of Attraction, made famous by Abraham-Hicks and Joe Vitale, to name a few. The newest addition to his Pocket Hypnosis line is called the Abundance Pak. “The Abundance Pak puts the power of your subconscious mind in the palm of your hand,” Raven says. “Using the tested methods of Pocket Hypnosis. . . Read the rest of the news ->

4- As the Economy Crumbles, More Canadians Use Hypnosis to Cope
Stress levels are skyrocketing as Canadians struggle to deal with financial loss and job insecurity, causing myriad health problems. Increasing numbers of anxiety-ridden people are choosing hypnotherapy to maintain their health and well-being. The trend in hypnotherapy is toward naturalistic, results-based approaches that reject mystical explanations of hypnosis. . . Read the rest of the news ->

5- Locals look to kick habits with hypnosis
Hypnosis no longer involves just a staring hypnotist swinging a watch while chanting, “You are getting very sleepy.” Barry Wolfson, director of the Hypnosis Counseling Center, conducted two hypnotherapy sessions for the Rutherford Adult School Wednesday, March 25. Wolfson, who has been hypnotizing. . . Read the rest of the news ->

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2— Afraid to fly? Can’t stop eating cookies? Hypnosis helps
Don’t worry. There’s very little chance you’re going to quack like a duck — unless that’s your thing. Hypnosis, once refuted as mere showmanship, is now accepted from medical. . . Read the rest of the news –>

3— Treat Psoriasis with Hypnosis
Psoriasis is a disorder most often affecting the skin. Psoriasis is caused by the build-up of skin cells. The severity of the disorder varies from person to person. Some people experience psoriasis in a small area and some people have it all over their body. . . Read the rest of the news –>

4— Use hypnotic suggestions to make that sale
One of the most powerful ways to sell anything is to use the techniques of modern hypnosis. In a clinical setting, a hypnotist gently guides the client into a trance. Once in that relaxed state. . . Read the rest of the news –>

5— Therapists put to sleep myths of hypnosis
While many equate hypnosis with watching friends act out embarrassing scenarios on stage at university or corporate events, clinical hypnotherapy is increasingly being used to help people overcome fears and deal with stress. . . Read the rest of the news –>

6— Ignore the hype – hypnosis helps, advocates say
Want to lose weight? Quit smoking? Overcome your fears? Wendy Merron believes hypnosis can help both longtime strivers and people who recently committed to New Year’s resolutions. . . Read the rest of the news –>

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For the first time ever, you can join to the hypnosis summit from your computer. Hypnotists around the world will bring information to your home or office and you will have chance to interact with famous hypnotists live via video, audio and text chat.

There will be free downloads, products for sale and an exhibitors hall with over 50 vendor booths each with its own interactive chat options as well.

Lectures will be recorded and added to the video library throughout the conference. So if you miss a presentation, you can watch it at your own convenience later.

The first Global eHypnosis Summit will begin Friday, March 13th, 2009. But if you join before December 31, 2008 you will pay only 99$ for a ticket. You can register to the Global Hypnosis eSummit at http://www.hypnosummit.com

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2- Try Hypnosis and Counseling for IBS and Crohn’s
Gas. Bloating. Diarrhea. Cramps. The digestive system has many varied and unpleasant ways of asserting itself when the process isn’t going smoothly—all well worth pondering as the holidays approach. But while everyone suffers. . . Read the rest of the news –>

3- Using Hypnosis to Treat Nausea in Cancer Patients Receiving Chemotherapy
(NaturalNews) The Journal of Oncology discussed a study on chemotherapy patients who experienced nausea and vomiting and the effects of hypnotherapy. . . Read the rest of the news –>

4- Can hypnosis help people who want to quit smoking?
Hypnosis is one of the oldest forms of psychotherapy in the Western world. It may also be the most misunderstood, given its association with entertainers and charlatans. But, in fact, it is a specialized form of meditation and a relaxation technique. . . Read the rest of the news –>

5- Hypnosis used to help prospective parents overcome fear or anxiety
Hynotherapist and certified doula Lasi Leavy, 48, of Womelsdorf has probably heard most of the questions relating to helping mothers with hypnosis. . . Read the rest of the news –>

6- Many people turning to hypnosis to cure their ailments
(WHAS11) – When anxiety has you going crazy and maybe it’s sending some unwanted weight to your hips, perhaps diet and exercise are not enough. Maybe you have tried for years to quit smoking and the nicotine patches. . . Read the rest of the news –>

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2— Controlling Dyspnea With Self-Hypnosis in Pediatric Patients
NaturalNews) Dyspnea is a disease of the airway, lungs, or heart. Dyspnea is characterized by difficulty breathing, shortness of breath, and painful breathing. The disease is often diagnosed with a physical exam, but a doctor may need the help of chest radiographs or an ECG (electrocardiograph). A complete medical history. . . Read the rest of the news –>

3— Hypnotherapy explained: ways to lower stress levels
IN MY two previous articles I have explained how we create stress in our lives and how our negative thought patterns are responsible for creating the physical symptoms that we associate with feeling stressed. . . Read the rest of the news –>

4— NLP helps Sidmouth dog groomer overcome spider phobia
A SIDMOUTH dog groomer with a deep-seated fear of spiders, has had her life transformed by an Ottery St Mary woman using neuro linguistic programming. Clipping a Rottweiler’s nails is a doddle for Suzanne Hoare, of Yardelands. . . Read the rest of the news –>

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2— Hypnosis, Memory and the Brain Research
A new study points to specific areas of the brain affected by hypnosis. The technique could be a tool for exploring what happens in the brain when we suddenly forget. . . Read the rest of the news –>

3— Therapist aims to dispel the myths about hypnotism on Wrexham FM
For anyone who thinks hypnotherapy might involve the above line, or pocket watches swinging back and forth in front of their eyes as they’re put under – think again. . . Read the rest of the news –>

4— Hypnosis Cuts Hot Flashes for Breast Cancer Survivors
Breast cancer survivors who suffer from hot flashes can reduce these attacks significantly with
hypnosis, a new study finds. Hot flashes are a problem for many women who survive breast cancer. . . Read the rest of the news –>

5— Hypnotherapy as a Treatment for Depression
Depression is not to be taken lightly. Depression is often defined as being “down” for more than two weeks and when symptoms begin to interfere with your life. Symptoms of depression vary for people. People with depression almost always report being down and also having a lack of interest in activities they once enjoyed. . . Read the rest of the news –>

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