Hypnotherapy is a technique we use to re-educate our mental/emotional state for the purpose of solving problems, developing motivation and setting and achieving goals. Compared with traditional therapeutic modalities, the results of a relatively brief series of hypnotherapy sessions are often faster, more effective and longer lasting.

The term “hypnosis” is derived from the Greek word hypnos , meaning “sleep.” Hypnotherapy can allow you to escape from typical patterns of response and behavior to achieve greater flexibility and choice. Hypnotherapy works by allowing you to relax deeply, so giving you the ability to choose new ways of doing, being and thinking, without being controlled by past experiences.

Practitioner; Bill Barnhill, 940-390-4219

Bill Barnhill is a certified hypnotist with the International Medical and Dental Hypnotherapy Association® which is dedicated to healing body, mind, and spirit.

He is practicing hypnotist since 2004 and a contractor in the field of Neurotherapy, Bill also has an advanced certification in EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique or Tapping) and a Masters of Education in Counseling and Biofeedback. Using a combination of hypnosis and EFT, Bill has a high success rate in the areas of smoking cessation, weight loss, sports, sleep issues, and anxiety-related issues.

You know you are dealing with past life issues when you have tried for years and years to heal but suffering remains or if you have a fixation or a phobia that cannot be explained by a therapist. Maybe you have a nightmare that haunts you or weird feelings that cannot be explained. When things don’t make sense and you have tried everything, it is time to explore a past life regression session, because sometimes you cannot heal unless you get answers on a deeper level. Exploring past lives helps us to solve the deep core issues that you brought with you.

Disclaimer:

Hypnotherapy services are not a replacement for psychological evaluation or treatment. Any continuing mental illness after hypnosis by a clinical hypnotherapist should be treated by a psychologist licensed by the State Of Texas