Virtual Hypnosis
My name is Michael Conrad. I'm a psychologist since 1978 and a medical hypnotist since 2000 with additional degrees in neuroscience and nutrition. Now offering virtual hypnosis sessions, first one free, thereafter $100 per session.
As a psychologist, my specialty is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, CBT, which is the fastest and most effective therapy to date. Whatever it is you're going through, if you were to Google it, you would find CBT to be at the top of the list of therapies, and I use it within every hypnosis session in order to achieve deeper and more permanent results.
The mind controls the body. If it is your mind that is making you feel physically sick or mentally unbalanced, then it is your mind that can make you healthy again. And when your willpower isn't working effectively, then hypnosis will help. However, don't expect years of what you're going through to disappear in one session. Several sessions may be necessary. There is no such thing as a one visit cure just as there is no such thing as one pill from a bottle of pills is all you need.
My virtual sessions can lessen and even eliminate symptoms such as ptsd, depression, stress, anxiety, as well as physical symptoms such as fibromyalgia, lower back pain, restless leg syndrome, painless childbirth, and in eliminating a dependency for alcohol, illegal drugs and pain medications such as opioids without experiencing withdrawal pains. And then there's minor issues such as biting your nails, cracking your knuckles, the fear dentists, flying, etc.
Virtual sessions are now the most effective way to get help when you need it and I can almost always be there for you when you contact me and we can meet on the app called MEET which should already be on your phone or whatever video platform you prefer. For my international clients, I use WhatsApp.
What exactly is hypnosis? The word hypnosis was originally created to describe the process you put yourself through in order to fall asleep, named after the Greek god Hypnos, the god of sleep. It's lying in bed and letting go of all the thoughts and stresses of the day, eventually limiting your thoughts to how warm the blanket feels around you or how soft the pillow feels beneath your head, and without even realizing it, you drift off to sleep.
The above paragraph describes "progressive relaxation" which is one of two ways a hypnotist talks you into letting go of your thoughts and stresses just before he says the very popular word "sleep" after explaining that it isn't really sleep but a complete relaxation of both mind and body.
Becoming Mesmerized is the second way to be hypnotized which is when you are so focused on an object that you are oblivious to everything else going on around you. It's also called tunnel vision. Once mesmerized, there is no need to say the word "sleep." You will remain wide awake while accepting the hypnotist's suggestions. In fact, mesmerized is also called "waking hypnosis."
Can everyone be hypnotized? NO. About 15% of the world's population's brains are wired differently. Another 10% either don't trust the hypnotist, are afraid of the unknown, simply cannot relax, try too hard or are easily distracted by everything going on around them and therefore can't create the necessary tunnel vision.
Who, then, can be hypnotized? Daydreamers, artists, musicians, actors, athletes, deep thinkers, introverts, puzzle solvers, gamers, visionaries and the like. Anyone who has a very vivid and creative imagination.
A brief history here. In the beginning, various hypnosis techniques were only used by medical doctors, especially during war times before the invention of morphine, which primarily calmed injured soldiers, put them into deep REM sleep during unfortunate amputations, and also limited infections and quickened recovery. Many years later was when non-medical people used their very limited knowledge of hypnosis to create stage shows for entertainment purposes only, while leaving the true medical effectiveness of hypnosis to us real medical professionals.