
Your First Virtual Session
Your first free session begins with a phone call to me so that I can fully understand what you would like help with. This is followed by a free virtual hypnosis session.
In order for your virtual session to be successful, you must follow what I have written below. Don't worry, I will remind you during our phone conversation what your next steps are.
You MUST have earbuds or headphones on in order to have a successful hypnosis session. They will help to block out the little noises that may still surround you. If you do not own a pair, then you can buy them for $10 or so at your local discount store.
You must be in a room where you are not distracted by any noises, children screaming or a loved one telling you dinner is ready. Before a session begins, slide your finger down your phone's screen and click on Do Not Disturb. This will prevent your phone from ringing or text pinging which will interrupt and also end your session with me.
Your last step is to go to your list of names and phone numbers that are on your phone. Make sure my name and phone number is also on your phone. Above each name is a star which means favorite. If you make sure the star above my name is the only one highlighted, then when we talk virtually, no other person will be able to ring your phone or ping your text, which would not just disturb you, but end our virtual session.
I am open to suggestions if you have another way to prevent people from calling you or texting you while you are trying to concentrate on our hypnosis session.
As for addictions, first of all let's take away the power from that word and change it to habits, which are so much easier to eliminate. That said, there's no such thing as a one visit cure-all for smoking, vaping, opiates, or any habit for that matter. Most people will go back to their habit if they only go to a hypnotist once. Don't expect years of what you're going through to disappear in one session.
Please be aware that people who have learned hypnosis and have no medical background have been told to keep their talents to comedy and entertainment and to leave the serious medical issues to us real medical professionals.
