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Do you become anxious prior to, and during test taking?
Does your mind draw a blank when you feel you know the answers
but can't remember?
Do you have a core belief that you are not smart enough or good enough?
Using hypnosis to calm your nervous system and your mind are easy
with a little training.
When your mind and body are calm you are able to recall information stored in your memory and feel more confident.
*Disclaimer: You must know and understand the information you are testing for. Hypnosis is not the Matrix, it does not download the answers for you.
On average, 3+ sessions are highly effective for test taking.
This is a very common fear that many people have.
You might feel that you don’t know enough to speak about your subject matter, so only more preparation is required. Or you might have a core belief that you are not smart enough, or you fear saying the wrong thing.
Hypnosis is incredibly helpful in stopping your thoughts from shutting down, your stomach from being nauseous and your legs from shaking.
*A book you might find helpful as you learn to speak in public.
Don't Say Um - How to Communicate Effectively to Live a Better Life
by Michael Chad Hoeppner
On average, 3+ sessions can be effective for fear of public speaking.
What are your fears and phobias?
Spiders and snakes?
Fear of flying?
Driving your car in bad weather?
What about fear of heights?
Fear of crowds?
Fear of becoming ill?
Even riding in an elevator can be scary for some people.
Let's uncover the fear and neutralize the emotional trigger!
1 to 3 sessions are usually effective for reducing the above mentioned fears.
What do you do, or don’t do, that blocks your success or prevents you from accomplishing your goals? Self-sabotage usually happens unconsciously. These behaviors can affect your personal relationships and professional success as well as your mental health.
What are your self-sabotage patterns?
Are you consciously aware of why you self-sabotage, or are you completely unconscious of why you self-sabotage?
3 to 6 sessions are common to uncover and repattern self-sabotage behaviors