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Your life is a matter of the programming your brain has experienced. All your ideas, habits, successes and failures are a direct result of your thoughts, of the way you habitually use your mind. So the question is, how have you been programming your mind? If you have been programming it negatively don’t despair. You can change your programming with Total Mind Therapy.
Program Yourself for Financial Success
Act and Be More Confident
Break Undesirable Habits
End Procrastination
Develop Self-discipline
Remain Calm in stressful situations
Make More Money
Stick to Healthy Eating Habits
Become More Creative
Imagine what these changes could do for you, what it would be like to be able to take on any challenge life throws at you. Imagine being able to stand up to any stress whether it be business, relationship, spiritual, creative, academic or athletic. Imagine not only being able to stand up to these stresses but to actually make improvements in any area of your life almost automatically.
Remove Unfounded Worries, Fears and Anxieties
Eliminate Negative Thoughts and Mindsets
Delete Negative Destructive files from Your Mental Program
Have More Success!
Many people, and maybe you are one of them, struggle to achieve their goals. You see, the problem is that every day, all day long, you are exposed to events that can cause you to focus on negative, counterproductive thoughts that can defeat your conscious goals. You are exposed to all types of problems and stress that can make your life difficult.
How can Total Mind Therapy Help?
Total Mind Therapy is designed to help you learn to calm your body and focus your mind. You life is a product of what you focus your mind on. Random thought patterns can take your mind off course and, as a result, cause you to habitually focus on non productive attitudes and events. Total Mind therapy uses hypnosis and NLP (Nuero Linguistic Programming) to help you relax your body and focus your mind on what you really want in life.
NLP is a cutting edge tool used by people from all walks of life to model excellence in others quickly and easily. From improving sports performance to overcoming neurosis such as the fear of flying NLP has been used by therapists, educators, trainers and coaches for over 20 years. It has been used by Olympic Athletes, Fortune 500 companies, Grammy Winning Musician, Government Agencies from around the world and Oscar Winning Actors. It is also used in therapeutic settings to help people eliminate depression, guilt, stress and phobias.
Hypnosis is one of the most urban mythologized and yet most powerful therapeutic tools in use today and most people want to know how it works. First recognized by the American Medical Association in 1955, hypnosis is used in medicine, dentistry, professional sports, and education and has been scrutinized on television shows from Oprah to Myth Busters.
The use of hypnosis and the visualization process has been well documented in books, audio tapes and videos. In fact, the best selling book, “The Secret”, talks about using visualization and affirmations, which is a form of self-hypnosis to help with everything from weight control to finding the perfect mate.
Now, apply a cutting edge technology like NLP to the world’s best Hypnosis techniques and you have a method that can bring you on the fast track to the success you want in your life.
How Does Total Mind Therapy Work?
If you really looked at how you go though your day you might be surprised that much of what you do is automatic. For example you don’t think about how to brush your teeth you just do it. When you drive you get into your car, take off and then arrive at your destination, sometimes without even remembering the drive. If you really had to think about many of the things you do automatically during the day, from tying your shoes to combing your hair, you might never get anything done.
Since all automatic behaviors are store deeply in our subconscious mind we don’t think about them. The problem is that our subconscious can make a habit of thinking in ways that don’t empower us. That’s how Hypnosis and NLP can help you, by addressing your unconscious habitual way of thinking. Through Hypnosis and NLP we align your conscious goals, from healthy eating to a great golf swing, with your unconscious thoughts
What Happens When I’m Hypnotized?
Almost any who has experienced hypnosis will tell you that it wasn’t what they expected. What they’ll tell you is “I felt really relaxed’ or “I could hear everything that was going on”. The state of hypnosis is one where the body is extremely relaxed and the mind is extremely focused and “suggestible”. What this means is that new positive concepts and ideas can be introduced quickly and easily into your subconscious mind without the normal resistance form the conscious mind. After a session, many people report a noticeable shift in their attitudes, perceptions and behaviors immediately.
When you visit us we will take one meeting to help you evaluate your goals. At the end of this session we’ll have a session specifically designed to help you achieve your goals. After that we may schedule you for a few more sessions, depending on your needs. In these sessions you’ll uncover new methods of focusing on receiving the results you desire, from losing weight to getting a better night’s sleep.
Often Asked Questions About Our Program
Most people have a limited understanding of the positive results that can be achieved in a professionally controlled hypnosis session. We would like to dispel some of the myths and answer the most frequently asked questions about hypnosis.
Question 1: What if I can't be HYPNOTIZED? Generally speaking, every normal person is hypnotizable. That is people with an IQ of at least 70, and no severe mental disorders. Therefore, virtually anyone can achieve successful results with hypnosis.
A lot of people see stage shows where they perform a test before working with subjects and think that must mean not everyone can be hypnotized. The truth is, everyone can. In fact, the average person is in hypnosis at least 3 times per day. Common examples are when you're driving your car and your mind wanders, that's an example of light state of hypnosis and when you become so absorbed in a book, movie, or project that you lose track of time that's an example of a light to medium state of hypnosis. Hypnosis is actually a very natural everyday state of mind where your attention is focused your imagination is active. What's happening on those stage shows is the Hypnotist trying to determine who 'wants' to be hypnotized, not who 'can' be.
People have a wide variety of hypnotic susceptibility. Like most things, the ability to be hypnotized is normally distributed. This means that that about eighty percent of all people are moderately susceptible and five to ten percent are either highly susceptible or not susceptible at all.
Question 2: How will I know if I am or have been HYPNOTIZED? Hypnosis is completely safe. You are aware and in control at every moment and can terminate the session at any time. Hypnosis is not sleep, nor can you get stuck in a state of hypnosis. You can't be made to do something against your will! Hypnosis is a safe, relaxing and enjoyable experience.
“Now a new study in the current issue of the American Journal of Psychiatry offers evidence that hypnotized individuals do, indeed, experience distinct changes in brain function that mere role-playing would not account for.” -All Things Considered, NPR 8/2000
Question 3: Is HYPNOSIS safe? Hypnosis is completely safe. You are aware and in control at every moment and can terminate the session at any time. Hypnosis is not sleep, nor can you get stuck in a state of hypnosis. You can't be made to do something against your will! Hypnosis is a safe, relaxing and enjoyable experience.
“Approved as a valid treatment by the American Medical Association in 1958, hypnotism has become increasingly accepted by the medical community. Its use for chronic pain was approved in 1996 by the National Institutes of Health.” -The Capital (Annapolis , MD
CALL TODAY! (800) 989-6570
Question 4: How does HYPNOSIS Work? Our minds work on two levels, the conscious and the unconscious. We make decisions, think, and act with our conscious mind. The unconscious mind controls our habits. In the relaxed state known as hypnosis we can communicate directly with the unconscious mind. This is why it is so quick and easy to change lifelong habits with hypnosis.
Why does it work? “Because the patients are in an altered state, solely focused on the message, soaking it up, rather than in a psychological mode in which they can trivialize or ignore it,” - Dr. David Spiegel, psychiatry professor and medical director of the Complementary Medicine Clinic at Stanford University -Washingtonian, 3/02
Question 5: Can people be made to do things against their will while they are HYPNOTIZED? Under hypnosis people can not be made to engage in actions that would go against their moral beliefs. In general, people who are hypnotized are not mindless robots that can be totally manipulated by the hypnotist. They maintain control over their behavior and can refuse to comply with any suggestions given to them that are in direct moral conflict with them.
“A hypnotist can't make you do anything you don't really want to do. There's nothing spooky about it.” -Business Week, 2/99
Question 6: How do I know if I'm HYPNOTIZED or asleep? Hypnosis has been called sleep-like because of its superficial features. It has been shown in laboratory a brain wave pattern study that, in reality, hypnosis does not resemble sleep. A hypnotized person is usually quite relaxed but is also quite alert, and may be very focused.
“The word hypnosis comes from the Greek word for sleep,” says Dr. Hoover. “But actually, you are not asleep, you are focused and have more self-control. Researchers have done EEGs of persons in trances that showed their brains were highly alert and focused.” Dr. L. Dean Hoover psychiatrist -The Capital (Annapolis , MD
Question 7: What is Neuro-Linguistic-Programming? The name Neuro-Linguistic-Programming comes for the three areas it brings together: Neurology, the mind and how we think, Linguistics, how we use language and how it affects us, and programming, how we sequence our actions to achieve our goals. NLP helps us to understand how our minds process and store information and allows us to make significant changes rapidly to the way we think and feel about things.
Program Yourself for Financial Success
Act and Be More Confident
Break Undesirable Habits
End Procrastination
Develop Self-discipline
Remain Calm in stressful situations
Make More Money
Stick to Healthy Eating Habits
Become More Creative
Imagine what these changes could do for you, what it would be like to be able to take on any challenge life throws at you. Imagine being able to stand up to any stress whether it be business, relationship, spiritual, creative, academic or athletic. Imagine not only being able to stand up to these stresses but to actually make improvements in any area of your life almost automatically.
Remove Unfounded Worries, Fears and Anxieties
Eliminate Negative Thoughts and Mindsets
Delete Negative Destructive files from Your Mental Program
Have More Success!
Many people, and maybe you are one of them, struggle to achieve their goals. You see, the problem is that every day, all day long, you are exposed to events that can cause you to focus on negative, counterproductive thoughts that can defeat your conscious goals. You are exposed to all types of problems and stress that can make your life difficult.
How can Total Mind Therapy Help?
Total Mind Therapy is designed to help you learn to calm your body and focus your mind. You life is a product of what you focus your mind on. Random thought patterns can take your mind off course and, as a result, cause you to habitually focus on non productive attitudes and events. Total Mind therapy uses hypnosis and NLP (Nuero Linguistic Programming) to help you relax your body and focus your mind on what you really want in life.
NLP is a cutting edge tool used by people from all walks of life to model excellence in others quickly and easily. From improving sports performance to overcoming neurosis such as the fear of flying NLP has been used by therapists, educators, trainers and coaches for over 20 years. It has been used by Olympic Athletes, Fortune 500 companies, Grammy Winning Musician, Government Agencies from around the world and Oscar Winning Actors. It is also used in therapeutic settings to help people eliminate depression, guilt, stress and phobias.
Hypnosis is one of the most urban mythologized and yet most powerful therapeutic tools in use today and most people want to know how it works. First recognized by the American Medical Association in 1955, hypnosis is used in medicine, dentistry, professional sports, and education and has been scrutinized on television shows from Oprah to Myth Busters.
The use of hypnosis and the visualization process has been well documented in books, audio tapes and videos. In fact, the best selling book, “The Secret”, talks about using visualization and affirmations, which is a form of self-hypnosis to help with everything from weight control to finding the perfect mate.
Now, apply a cutting edge technology like NLP to the world’s best Hypnosis techniques and you have a method that can bring you on the fast track to the success you want in your life.
How Does Total Mind Therapy Work?
If you really looked at how you go though your day you might be surprised that much of what you do is automatic. For example you don’t think about how to brush your teeth you just do it. When you drive you get into your car, take off and then arrive at your destination, sometimes without even remembering the drive. If you really had to think about many of the things you do automatically during the day, from tying your shoes to combing your hair, you might never get anything done.
Since all automatic behaviors are store deeply in our subconscious mind we don’t think about them. The problem is that our subconscious can make a habit of thinking in ways that don’t empower us. That’s how Hypnosis and NLP can help you, by addressing your unconscious habitual way of thinking. Through Hypnosis and NLP we align your conscious goals, from healthy eating to a great golf swing, with your unconscious thoughts
What Happens When I’m Hypnotized?
Almost any who has experienced hypnosis will tell you that it wasn’t what they expected. What they’ll tell you is “I felt really relaxed’ or “I could hear everything that was going on”. The state of hypnosis is one where the body is extremely relaxed and the mind is extremely focused and “suggestible”. What this means is that new positive concepts and ideas can be introduced quickly and easily into your subconscious mind without the normal resistance form the conscious mind. After a session, many people report a noticeable shift in their attitudes, perceptions and behaviors immediately.
When you visit us we will take one meeting to help you evaluate your goals. At the end of this session we’ll have a session specifically designed to help you achieve your goals. After that we may schedule you for a few more sessions, depending on your needs. In these sessions you’ll uncover new methods of focusing on receiving the results you desire, from losing weight to getting a better night’s sleep.
Often Asked Questions About Our Program
Most people have a limited understanding of the positive results that can be achieved in a professionally controlled hypnosis session. We would like to dispel some of the myths and answer the most frequently asked questions about hypnosis.
Question 1: What if I can't be HYPNOTIZED? Generally speaking, every normal person is hypnotizable. That is people with an IQ of at least 70, and no severe mental disorders. Therefore, virtually anyone can achieve successful results with hypnosis.
A lot of people see stage shows where they perform a test before working with subjects and think that must mean not everyone can be hypnotized. The truth is, everyone can. In fact, the average person is in hypnosis at least 3 times per day. Common examples are when you're driving your car and your mind wanders, that's an example of light state of hypnosis and when you become so absorbed in a book, movie, or project that you lose track of time that's an example of a light to medium state of hypnosis. Hypnosis is actually a very natural everyday state of mind where your attention is focused your imagination is active. What's happening on those stage shows is the Hypnotist trying to determine who 'wants' to be hypnotized, not who 'can' be.
People have a wide variety of hypnotic susceptibility. Like most things, the ability to be hypnotized is normally distributed. This means that that about eighty percent of all people are moderately susceptible and five to ten percent are either highly susceptible or not susceptible at all.
Question 2: How will I know if I am or have been HYPNOTIZED? Hypnosis is completely safe. You are aware and in control at every moment and can terminate the session at any time. Hypnosis is not sleep, nor can you get stuck in a state of hypnosis. You can't be made to do something against your will! Hypnosis is a safe, relaxing and enjoyable experience.
“Now a new study in the current issue of the American Journal of Psychiatry offers evidence that hypnotized individuals do, indeed, experience distinct changes in brain function that mere role-playing would not account for.” -All Things Considered, NPR 8/2000
Question 3: Is HYPNOSIS safe? Hypnosis is completely safe. You are aware and in control at every moment and can terminate the session at any time. Hypnosis is not sleep, nor can you get stuck in a state of hypnosis. You can't be made to do something against your will! Hypnosis is a safe, relaxing and enjoyable experience.
“Approved as a valid treatment by the American Medical Association in 1958, hypnotism has become increasingly accepted by the medical community. Its use for chronic pain was approved in 1996 by the National Institutes of Health.” -The Capital (Annapolis , MD
CALL TODAY! (800) 989-6570
Question 4: How does HYPNOSIS Work? Our minds work on two levels, the conscious and the unconscious. We make decisions, think, and act with our conscious mind. The unconscious mind controls our habits. In the relaxed state known as hypnosis we can communicate directly with the unconscious mind. This is why it is so quick and easy to change lifelong habits with hypnosis.
Why does it work? “Because the patients are in an altered state, solely focused on the message, soaking it up, rather than in a psychological mode in which they can trivialize or ignore it,” - Dr. David Spiegel, psychiatry professor and medical director of the Complementary Medicine Clinic at Stanford University -Washingtonian, 3/02
Question 5: Can people be made to do things against their will while they are HYPNOTIZED? Under hypnosis people can not be made to engage in actions that would go against their moral beliefs. In general, people who are hypnotized are not mindless robots that can be totally manipulated by the hypnotist. They maintain control over their behavior and can refuse to comply with any suggestions given to them that are in direct moral conflict with them.
“A hypnotist can't make you do anything you don't really want to do. There's nothing spooky about it.” -Business Week, 2/99
Question 6: How do I know if I'm HYPNOTIZED or asleep? Hypnosis has been called sleep-like because of its superficial features. It has been shown in laboratory a brain wave pattern study that, in reality, hypnosis does not resemble sleep. A hypnotized person is usually quite relaxed but is also quite alert, and may be very focused.
“The word hypnosis comes from the Greek word for sleep,” says Dr. Hoover. “But actually, you are not asleep, you are focused and have more self-control. Researchers have done EEGs of persons in trances that showed their brains were highly alert and focused.” Dr. L. Dean Hoover psychiatrist -The Capital (Annapolis , MD
Question 7: What is Neuro-Linguistic-Programming? The name Neuro-Linguistic-Programming comes for the three areas it brings together: Neurology, the mind and how we think, Linguistics, how we use language and how it affects us, and programming, how we sequence our actions to achieve our goals. NLP helps us to understand how our minds process and store information and allows us to make significant changes rapidly to the way we think and feel about things.
Imagine what these changes could do for you, what it would be like to be able to take on any challenge life throws at you. Imagine being able to stand up to any stress whether it be business, relationship, spiritual, creative, academic or athletic. Imagine not only being able to stand up to these stresses but to actually make improvements in any area of your life almost automatically.Remove Unfounded Worries, Fears and Anxieties
Eliminate Negative Thoughts and Mindsets
Delete Negative Destructive files from Your Mental Program
Have More Success!
Many people, and maybe you are one of them, struggle to achieve their goals. You see, the problem is that every day, all day long, you are exposed to events that can cause you to focus on negative, counterproductive thoughts that can defeat your conscious goals. You are exposed to all types of problems and stress that can make your life difficult.
How can Total Mind Therapy Help?
Total Mind Therapy is designed to help you learn to calm your body and focus your mind. You life is a product of what you focus your mind on. Random thought patterns can take your mind off course and, as a result, cause you to habitually focus on non productive attitudes and events. Total Mind therapy uses hypnosis and NLP (Nuero Linguistic Programming) to help you relax your body and focus your mind on what you really want in life.
NLP is a cutting edge tool used by people from all walks of life to model excellence in others quickly and easily. From improving sports performance to overcoming neurosis such as the fear of flying NLP has been used by therapists, educators, trainers and coaches for over 20 years. It has been used by Olympic Athletes, Fortune 500 companies, Grammy Winning Musician, Government Agencies from around the world and Oscar Winning Actors. It is also used in therapeutic settings to help people eliminate depression, guilt, stress and phobias.
Hypnosis is one of the most urban mythologized and yet most powerful therapeutic tools in use today and most people want to know how it works. First recognized by the American Medical Association in 1955, hypnosis is used in medicine, dentistry, professional sports, and education and has been scrutinized on television shows from Oprah to Myth Busters.
The use of hypnosis and the visualization process has been well documented in books, audio tapes and videos. In fact, the best selling book, “The Secret”, talks about using visualization and affirmations, which is a form of self-hypnosis to help with everything from weight control to finding the perfect mate.
Now, apply a cutting edge technology like NLP to the world’s best Hypnosis techniques and you have a method that can bring you on the fast track to the success you want in your life.
How Does Total Mind Therapy Work?
If you really looked at how you go though your day you might be surprised that much of what you do is automatic. For example you don’t think about how to brush your teeth you just do it. When you drive you get into your car, take off and then arrive at your destination, sometimes without even remembering the drive. If you really had to think about many of the things you do automatically during the day, from tying your shoes to combing your hair, you might never get anything done.
Since all automatic behaviors are store deeply in our subconscious mind we don’t think about them. The problem is that our subconscious can make a habit of thinking in ways that don’t empower us. That’s how Hypnosis and NLP can help you, by addressing your unconscious habitual way of thinking. Through Hypnosis and NLP we align your conscious goals, from healthy eating to a great golf swing, with your unconscious thoughts
What Happens When I’m Hypnotized?
Almost any who has experienced hypnosis will tell you that it wasn’t what they expected. What they’ll tell you is “I felt really relaxed’ or “I could hear everything that was going on”. The state of hypnosis is one where the body is extremely relaxed and the mind is extremely focused and “suggestible”. What this means is that new positive concepts and ideas can be introduced quickly and easily into your subconscious mind without the normal resistance form the conscious mind. After a session, many people report a noticeable shift in their attitudes, perceptions and behaviors immediately.
When you visit us we will take one meeting to help you evaluate your goals. At the end of this session we’ll have a session specifically designed to help you achieve your goals. After that we may schedule you for a few more sessions, depending on your needs. In these sessions you’ll uncover new methods of focusing on receiving the results you desire, from losing weight to getting a better night’s sleep.
Often Asked Questions About Our Program
Most people have a limited understanding of the positive results that can be achieved in a professionally controlled hypnosis session. We would like to dispel some of the myths and answer the most frequently asked questions about hypnosis.
Question 1: What if I can't be HYPNOTIZED? Generally speaking, every normal person is hypnotizable. That is people with an IQ of at least 70, and no severe mental disorders. Therefore, virtually anyone can achieve successful results with hypnosis.
A lot of people see stage shows where they perform a test before working with subjects and think that must mean not everyone can be hypnotized. The truth is, everyone can. In fact, the average person is in hypnosis at least 3 times per day. Common examples are when you're driving your car and your mind wanders, that's an example of light state of hypnosis and when you become so absorbed in a book, movie, or project that you lose track of time that's an example of a light to medium state of hypnosis. Hypnosis is actually a very natural everyday state of mind where your attention is focused your imagination is active. What's happening on those stage shows is the Hypnotist trying to determine who 'wants' to be hypnotized, not who 'can' be.
People have a wide variety of hypnotic susceptibility. Like most things, the ability to be hypnotized is normally distributed. This means that that about eighty percent of all people are moderately susceptible and five to ten percent are either highly susceptible or not susceptible at all.
Question 2: How will I know if I am or have been HYPNOTIZED? Hypnosis is completely safe. You are aware and in control at every moment and can terminate the session at any time. Hypnosis is not sleep, nor can you get stuck in a state of hypnosis. You can't be made to do something against your will! Hypnosis is a safe, relaxing and enjoyable experience.
“Now a new study in the current issue of the American Journal of Psychiatry offers evidence that hypnotized individuals do, indeed, experience distinct changes in brain function that mere role-playing would not account for.” -All Things Considered, NPR 8/2000
Question 3: Is HYPNOSIS safe? Hypnosis is completely safe. You are aware and in control at every moment and can terminate the session at any time. Hypnosis is not sleep, nor can you get stuck in a state of hypnosis. You can't be made to do something against your will! Hypnosis is a safe, relaxing and enjoyable experience.
“Approved as a valid treatment by the American Medical Association in 1958, hypnotism has become increasingly accepted by the medical community. Its use for chronic pain was approved in 1996 by the National Institutes of Health.” -The Capital (
CALL TODAY! (800) 989-6570
Question 4: How does HYPNOSIS Work? Our minds work on two levels, the conscious and the unconscious. We make decisions, think, and act with our conscious mind. The unconscious mind controls our habits. In the relaxed state known as hypnosis we can communicate directly with the unconscious mind. This is why it is so quick and easy to change lifelong habits with hypnosis.
Why does it work? “Because the patients are in an altered state, solely focused on the message, soaking it up, rather than in a psychological mode in which they can trivialize or ignore it,” - Dr. David Spiegel, psychiatry professor and medical director of the Complementary Medicine Clinic at Stanford University -Washingtonian, 3/02
Question 5: Can people be made to do things against their will while they are HYPNOTIZED? Under hypnosis people can not be made to engage in actions that would go against their moral beliefs. In general, people who are hypnotized are not mindless robots that can be totally manipulated by the hypnotist. They maintain control over their behavior and can refuse to comply with any suggestions given to them that are in direct moral conflict with them.
“A hypnotist can't make you do anything you don't really want to do. There's nothing spooky about it.” -Business Week, 2/99
Question 6: How do I know if I'm HYPNOTIZED or asleep? Hypnosis has been called sleep-like because of its superficial features. It has been shown in laboratory a brain wave pattern study that, in reality, hypnosis does not resemble sleep. A hypnotized person is usually quite relaxed but is also quite alert, and may be very focused.
“The word hypnosis comes from the Greek word for sleep,” says Dr. Hoover. “But actually, you are not asleep, you are focused and have more self-control. Researchers have done EEGs of persons in trances that showed their brains were highly alert and focused.” Dr. L. Dean Hoover psychiatrist -The Capital (
Question 7: What is Neuro-Linguistic-Programming? The name Neuro-Linguistic-Programming comes for the three areas it brings together: Neurology, the mind and how we think, Linguistics, how we use language and how it affects us, and programming, how we sequence our actions to achieve our goals. NLP helps us to understand how our minds process and store information and allows us to make significant changes rapidly to the way we think and feel about things.