Hypnotherapy

Getting ready to help people with new year's resolutions! Let's get fit!

"The only people with whom you should try to get even are those who have helped you." - John E. Southard

Planning a weight loss hypnosis seminar for Dec. 3 in Austin. More to come!

There is no such thing as failure; there is only feedback.

Metaphor of the Day: The clean fresh air all around you is an ocean of peace & tranquility. Your breath is like the waves on that ocean.

The rainy day has given me the blues. It's a good thing I don't live in Seattle.

A client wept in relief after a session today. He then said, "Who ARE you?" I chuckled and said, "I am your fairy god-mother." I love my job

I'm baaaack! I was locked out of my account for a few days. Grrr.

Yet another article this month on how hypnosis is being used to study disorders. New Scientist: http://bit.ly/gcHRO

Going camping in perfect fall weather. Bonus: a flowing river and lots of music and art.

I keep hearing about cloud computing and data being in "the cloud." It sounds like a computer heaven.

Just in: "hypnosis alters neural activity by rerouting some of the usual connections between brain regions." Science News: http://j.mp/mM1ma

Happy to tell the FTC none of my testimonials were "incentivized". Many web sites compensate their reviewers. http://bit.ly/2GINJG

NLP'ers have long known that blinking in synchrony with someone creates a sense of rapport. Now Mindhacks covers it. http://j.mp/YE1e2

Wondering if my 'Hypnotherapy' username is actually good branding or not. Real name: Aisha Kessler. Business: Wellspring Hypnosis

Impressed by the great volume of programs for Twitter. For something so short, it's huge! http://j.mp/b8GJN

Doing some audio editing of my hypnosis for public speaking success. Most people would rather jump out of an airplane than speak in public.

Deleting a friend that posts spam all day long. Yawn.

A hypnosis client who is a Christian radio show DJ asked me to put God in his session. I said, "I don't think he'll fit."

A client asked me to add more endorphins to his runner's high. I was happy to it. He ran 7 miles for the first time. Yay.