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How I Came to Hypnosis...

See THAT GIRL in the photo?

Pretty cool right?

She sure thought so, she thought she was hot shit! 

She was living in Los Angeles working in an industry she always dreamed of, traveling, hooking up, smokin, drinkin, druggin.​​
 

 Don’t let this girl fool you. She fooled me for a long time.

And then the forest fire happened
, within a period of six months someone flicked a cigarette butt in a pile of dead leaves (it was me I wasn’t paying attention) and it burned up  my LIFE, not a forrest this is a metaphor.

It was my Saturn Return.

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The best thing that ever happened to me, but in the moment I was panicking things were falling apart left and right I couldn’t keep it together. I was miserable, addicted, my relationships were a mess, deeply in debt, beyond emotionally overwhelmed, everyday unfulfilled, uninspired, my physical health was blehhhhhhh, it was NOT CUTE, things were not flowing. ​

Everyday seemed like a crisis and I was crumbling beneath the weight of it and the only coping mechanisms I had were drugs and alcohol and boys that were oh-so-bad for me.​

When every part of my life went up in flames, on a whim, I gave away everything I had and took a solo cross country road trip where I got robbed by a robot in Vegas (or got drunk and left my wallet at a slot machine who can remember?), experienced sleep paralysis and terrifying lucid dreams while I camped alone in the desert, got stranded on the side of a dark road in the middle of the night when my engine overheated, and then slipped and slid between semi trucks traveling on winding mountain roads in a white-out blizzard. I very deeply felt the forces of nature, my own nature, during that road trip. Eventually with huge efforts I landed back at good ‘ol mom and dad’s in Nebraska. 

 

From that point, I picked up my shovel and dug myself deeper really trying to make a home in my rock bottom. I knew I was miserable, I knew I had addictions, I knew my mental and emotional state was a wreck, but I had NO CLUE HOW TO FIX IT.

So I dabbled. I dabbled in everything I possibly could, I saw traditional psychologists, I did acupuncture, massage, reiki, yoga, I saw psychics and mediums, I did sacred ceremonies and learned tarot, I had a hundred crystals, went to al anon.  I learned everything I could about psychology and codependent relationships, addiction, alternative healing, shamans, spirituality, breath work, chakras, manifestation, meditation. And little by little I started to address my issues and heal my life.

 

But I was still stuck in a dark cloud of emotion. I still had all the habits I couldn’t figure out how to break free from. I read all the books and understood logically all the concepts but it wasn’t changing my life. ​

I had a cool crystal collection but I still felt hopeless. 

That’s when I found hypnosis, I approached it by wanting to learn how to do it so I could help other people. I took the course to become a certified hypnotherapist through the International Association of Counselors and Therapists.

Through my desire to help others I found all the things I was looking for for myself. I found access to my subconscious mind and the root cause for my addictions. I found emotional release from my past trauma. I found a deeper understanding and awareness of who I was, where I came from, and why I am the way that I am. I found my true calling to help others. I found limitless inspiration. I found a deep, profound, and unending love for myself. ​

I am now able to build meaningful and emotional connections with other people, something I was terrified and incapable of before hypnotherapy.

Hypnotherapy gave me the tools to permanently change my mind and ultimately change my behaviors so I could change my life.

Through accessing my subconscious mind I was able to access the neural pathways in my brain that I was addicted to, not by conscious choice but because that was all I knew. ​

Through subconscious reprogramming of emotional patterns I created a new way to think and new neural pathways were formed so now I have the ability to consciously choose everyday new thoughts for myself. Thoughts that are uplifting and joyful, thoughts that inspire me, thoughts that give me new actions!

I still struggle, but I see every struggle as a gift, I am confident in my skills to navigate my emotional tides, I see the perfection in un-perfect-ness. I have a vast and deep acceptance of myself and all that I am experiencing most days. Some days I am triggered and I spiral. Some days I have a glass of wine and yell at my loved ones. Sometimes I scroll instagram until I am completely numb all over. But it don't crumble because of it. I have the tools to get myself back on track right away. I don't spend days months or years on the low end of life. I see the spiral and can clean it up immediately or at least by the end of the day :) Life if good. I am so in love with my life. ​

 


 

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