I studied for my Bachelor of Arts degree at Arizona State University, and went on to recieve a doctorate in metaphysics and spiritual counseling. I studied hypnosis with Dr. John Kappas, and I am a certified graduate of the Hypnosis Motivation Institute, I am also a Sound Energy Practitioner and a Vibrational Reiki Master. I am a member of American MENSA, a qualified mental health professional actively working in the state of California, and I bring to my self-hypnosis and therapeutic sound programs more than 15 years of hands on, professional work in the mental health and counseling fields, helping people to help themselves, and a lifetime's worth of in depth psychological, spiritual and Quantum knowledge.

I truly believe that self hypnosis and therapeutic sound can help you to help yourself, and I am here to provide you with that resource.

It is unfortunate that the people who need it most, can ill afford professional therapeutic help- as you might know, just one session with a professional therapist can cost anywhere from $50-$100+ per hour. And you would need more than one session, perhaps months or years of expensive therapy.

This is why learning to help yourself is so important, and I can give you the tools you need to succeed, I can personally guide you, for far less than the cost of just one hour with a professional therapist.

I believe wholeheartedly that you already have everything you need within you to succeed, and therapeutic sound, self hypnosis and subtle energy can give you the tools you need to uncover the gold within you... it's just waiting to be discovered!

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In one experiment, Henley and Dixon (1974) examined laterality differences as a contributing variable in auditory subliminal perception. Concealing their subliminal messages within music, they found test subjects reported cognition related to the subliminal words significantly more often than control subjects did. The experimental group also distinguised between the subliminal words and other words on a list.

This popular myth bears little resemblance to actual hypnotism. In fact, the modern understanding of hypnosis contradicts this concept of hypnosis wholeheartedly; the hypnotized person can not be made to do anything they do not wish to, go against their values or morals, or become a "zombie". Stage hypnotists who appear to have this sinister ability in fact choose their subjects from the audience carefully, watching for the body language of someone who likes to show off, then counting on "peer pressure" from the audience to encourage the subject to perform.

One controlled scientific experiment postulates that hypnosis may change conscious experience in a way not possible when people are not "hypnotized". In this experiment, color perception was changed by hypnosis in "highly hypnotizable" people, as determined by positron emission tomography (PET) scans (Kosslyn et al., 2000).

Another research used event-related MRI and EEG coherence measures, comparing certain specific neural activity "during Stroop task performance between participants of low and high hypnotic susceptibility, at baseline and after hypnotic induction". According to its authors, "the MRI data revealed that conflict-related ACC activity interacted with hypnosis and hypnotic susceptibility, in that highly susceptible participants displayed increased conflict-related neural activity in the hypnotic condition compared to baseline."