Résultats pour "The Happy Family" dans Auto hypnose

Parenting isn't easy. From changing diapers to helping with homework, the days can be long and strenuous. You need time to yourself, time for your partner, and time to give the kids the attention they deserve. But with so much to do you can end up feeling drained, washed out, and in need of a boost. There is a way to excel at raising a family - and it's called hypnosis.

Award-winning author and professional hypnotist Maggie Dubris created this extremely effective hypnosis program specifically for artists, writers, musicians, and others engaged in creative work who have trouble getting started on their projects. The image of creativity as a magical road that the creator can get onto and off easily is used to circumvent the "all or nothing" mindset that prevents many artists from taking the steps they need to create the work they dream of.

The ability of hypnosis to positively affect healing has been extensively documented in scientific literature. In this relaxing hypnosis download, long-time hypnotist Maggie Staiger guides the listener through a beautiful series of hypnotic images that utilize the mind-body connection to speed healing, activate the healthy immune response, and instill a feeling of calm hopefulness.

For those who use nail-biting or finger-biting to relieve nervous tension, long-time hypnotist Maggie Staiger created this hypnosis program to short circuit the nail-biting habit. Simple and effective suggestions, given in the hypnotic trance state, replace nail-biting with positive relaxation techniques, and reinforce the listener's desire to have healthy, attractive hands and nails.

New York hypnotist Maggie Staiger created this hypnosis program to address the issue of smokers "relapsing" after getting past the initial post-addiction phase. This audio addresses the long-term issues that come up in freeing oneself from the smoking habit, and reinforces the listener's determination to remain a permanent nonsmoker. It is designed to be listened to in the month after beating the nicotine addiction, and to be used in times of stress or when feeling a desire to resume smoking.

For those who have anxiety over performing or speaking publicly, writer, performer, and clinical hypnotist Maggie Dubris uses the metaphor of a flowing river combined with suggestions for a calm center no matter what the situation. This hypnosis program is effective for allowing performances or presentations to flow easily in a wide variety of situations; public speaking, acting, presenting ideas at work, even social situations such as parties or get-togethers.

Using the image of pebbles falling into a peaceful, moonlit lake, hypnotist Maggie Staiger brings the listener into a state of deep calm that can be maintained even in trying situations. This audio enhances a person's ability to allow what is happening in the world to remain outside, where it belongs, while inside staying calm and focused.

This focused hypnosis program was created by long-time hypnotist Maggie Staiger for those who wish to cultivate a positive attitude, and in this way achieve a more joyful life. By focusing one's attention onto the rewarding aspects of life, the same way you might choose where to focus a camera, any individual can overcome negative assumptions, and find inside themselves an optimistic outlook.

Hypnotist Maggie Staiger was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2001, and discovered hypnosis during her search for relief of M.S.-related neuropathy. In this relaxing hypnosis session, she addresses the anxiety created by the uncertain nature of the disease, and the need to focus on living well with chronic illness, and envisioning a positive future.

Guiding the listener into a calm place deep inside their own mind, the hypnosis gives the listener the ability to return to this calm center during stressful events; in particular during medical procedures or situations that are disturbing. It may be listened to at home or before sleep, but also is extremely effective during procedures, in doctor's waiting rooms, or anywhere a calm, peaceful state is desired.

Award-winning writer and clinical hypnotist Maggie Dubris combines hypnosis and gentle sound effects in this unique, effective program to enhance creativity for writers, visual artists, and musicians. The metaphor of the diversity and wonder of the rainforest is used to generate ideas and to address common creative issues such as perfectionism and judgmental attitudes towards one's work.

Created and recorded by award-winning novelist and clinical hypnotist Maggie Dubris, this hypnosis session is designed to be listened to at bedtime. It is specifically geared to writers who are working on a novel, and integrates images of a tropical forest, a butterfly refuge to gather images to be used the next day, and suggestions specific to novel writing.

Hypnosis has been extensively studied in the field of pain relief, and found to be very effective if practiced regularly. In this short, focused program, hypnotist Maggie Staiger guides the listener in the technique of hypnotic pain reduction, using the technique of walling off the painful area, then fading the pain. The hypnosis is meant to be used for chronic pain that has been diagnosed by a doctor as such, and mustn't be tried on pain that has not been investigated by a medical professional.

Created and recorded by award-winning writer and clinical hypnotist Maggie Dubris, this audio hypnosis session is designed to be listened to at bedtime. It is similar to the inspired novel title, integrating relaxing images of a tropical forest with that of a butterfly refuge to gather images to be used the next day. However, the suggestions can be applied to equally to fiction, nonfiction, screenwriting, or poetry.

This relaxing hypnosis program allows the listener to create a pain-free area in the brain and find relief from chronic physical and emotional pain. By creating this pain-free zone, one is able to escape the grind of constant pain, and break any chronic pain loops. The download reinforces the mind's ability to focus selectively, which enhances the brain's own pain-relief mechanism.