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11/15/2025

Can You Really Access Past Lives — or Is It Symbolic?

Past life regression is one of the most fascinating topics in hypnotherapy.
Many people wonder:
- Are these real past lives?
- Or is the mind creating symbolic stories?
- How can these “stories” still create healing?

Here’s the grounded, therapeutic perspective:

1. What People Experience in Past Life Regression

When someone enters a deep trance (theta state), the mind becomes highly imaginative, intuitive, and symbolic — similar to dreaming. Clients often experience:
• Vivid imagery
• Emotional memories
• Detailed scenes
• Strong sensations
• Insights about patterns or relationships

These experiences feel incredibly real because they come from the subconscious, the same source that generates dreams, intuition, and stored emotional material.

2. Two Professional Interpretation

A. The Transpersonal Perspective: “Past Lives Are Real Experiences”
This view believes that consciousness continues beyond one lifetime. So the imagery is:
• memories from another incarnation
• energetic imprints
• the soul’s journey
• karmic lessons or unfinished stories

People who resonate with the spiritual worldview often find this interpretation deeply meaningful.

B. The Psychological Perspective: “The Mind Creates Symbolic Stories”

From this view, the subconscious uses metaphor to express:
• repressed emotions
• unresolved trauma
• attachment wounds
• identity conflicts
• survival patterns

The “past life” becomes a symbolic story that reveals the client’s inner emotional truth. Both interpretations can coexist — and both can be therapeutic.

3. Why the Subconscious Uses Storytelling

The subconscious communicates through:
• imagery
• metaphor
• sensory memory
• symbolic meaning

During regression, the mind chooses a story that best represents the client’s core emotional theme, such as:
• abandonment
• betrayal
• loss
• resilience
• self-worth
• purpose

Whether literal or symbolic, the story uncovers the emotional root behind current patterns.

4. Why Past Life Regression Brings Real Healing

Regardless of the interpretation, clients experience powerful transformation because:
- The emotional charge is released
The subconscious finally processes long-held fear, grief, shame, or guilt.

- The story reveals repeating patterns
Clients see how the same emotional themes echo through their current life.

- New meaning is created
The client rewrites the belief (“I’m powerless,” “I’m alone,” etc.).

- Integration calms the nervous system
Trance allows deeper emotional resolution than talking alone.

- Symbolic or not — the healing is real
Therapeutic value does not depend on literal accuracy.

This is why even skeptics can benefit from regression.

5. How Hypnotherapists Work with Past Life Content Professionally

A well-trained hypnotherapist does not tell the client what to believe. Instead, they support:
• emotional processing
• symbolic understanding
• pattern recognition
• nervous system regulation
• integration of insights

This keeps the session:
• safe
• grounded
• client-centered
• deeply therapeutic

6. What Makes the Story Feel So Real?

During deep trance:
• the analytical mind quiets
• imagination becomes immersive
• the subconscious blends memory + emotion
• sensory imagery intensifies

Just like a vivid dream feels real while you’re in it, regression imagery feels real because the emotional brain is active.

Final Thought:

Whether past life regression is a literal soul memory or an incredibly intelligent symbolic story, one truth remains:
The subconscious gives you exactly what you need to heal.
You don’t have to believe in reincarnation to benefit.
You just need an open mind and a willingness to explore your inner world.
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About the practitioner:

Carly Du, a Registered Clinical Hypnotherapist, Certified HeartMath Trauma-Sensitive Practitioner, and Certified NLP Master Practitioner, also a Yoga and Ayurveda Wellness Consultant, dedicated to helping individuals reconnect with inner peace, balance, and healing.
With a client-centric approach, she combines clinical hypnotherapy and neuroscience to create safe, transformative spaces for both children and adults.
Her mission is helping others discover the power of the subconscious mind — where feelings, emotions, imagination and healing beautifully meet.
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11/15/2025

What Trauma Does to the Nervous System
— and How Hypnotherapy Helps

Trauma is not just an emotional event.
It is a physiological imprint on the nervous system.

When something overwhelming happens, the body experiences more stress, emotion, and sensory input than it can process in that moment. This creates long-lasting changes in the brain, body, and subconscious.

What Trauma Does to the Nervous System

1. Trauma Locks the Body Into Survival Mode

Trauma pushes the nervous system into chronic fight, flight, or freeze. Instead of returning to balance, the body becomes stuck in high alert.

Such as, constant tension, jumpiness, fast heart rate, digestive problems, difficulty relaxing, feeling unsafe for no obvious reason

This is not psychological weakness — this is biology reacting to threat.

2. The Brain’s Alarm System Becomes Oversensitive

The amygdala (fear center) becomes hyperactive. It misinterprets neutral situations as danger, causing anxiety, overreaction, emotional storms, panic, difficulty trusting

Even small triggers can feel huge because the alarm system fires too fast.

3. The Prefrontal Cortex Weakens

The prefrontal cortex (logic, planning, emotional regulation) becomes underactive during trauma.

This causes trouble thinking clearly, impulsive reactions, difficulty making decisions, inability to calm oneself, feeling overwhelmed easily

This is why people with trauma say, “I know I’m safe, but my body doesn’t feel safe.”

4. Trauma Disrupts the Vagus Nerve

The vagus nerve regulates heart rate, digestion, breathing, emotional stability, social connection, sleep.

Trauma lowers vagal tone, causing shallow breathing, digestive issues, insomnia, difficulty connecting with others, emotional instability

When the vagus nerve is weakened, everything feels harder.

5. Trauma Creates Stored Somatic Memories

Trauma is stored as sensations, not words.

This shows up as tight chest, throat pressure, trembling, chronic fatigue, back pain, numbness, “shutdown” states.

These are not random symptoms — they are unfinished survival responses held in the body.

6. Trauma Shrinks the Window of Tolerance

Trauma reduces a person’s ability to stay regulated. They move into overwhelm (hyperarousal) or shutdown (hypoarousal), much faster than others. Even mild stress becomes too much.

Hypnotherapy is one of the most effective tools for nervous system repair because it works directly at the subconscious and physiological level where trauma is stored.

1. Hypnosis Shifts the Body Out of Survival Mode

Trance activates parasympathetic calm, slower brain waves (alpha/theta), reduced cortisol, improved breathing rhythm. This gently teaches the body how to feel safe again, often for the first time in years.

2. It Calms the Amygdala

Through imagery, suggestion, other therapeutic tools and a soothing hypnotic environment, the fear center stops overreacting. Clients experience fewer triggers, less fear, more emotional stability. The brain stops scanning for danger.

3. It Rebuilds the Prefrontal Cortex

Hypnosis increases focus, clarity, emotional regulation, decision-making, present-moment awareness. This strengthens the brain's ability to stay grounded and centered.

4. Hypnotherapy Improves Vagal Tone

Through breathwork, safety imagery, and therapeutic cadence, hypnosis stimulates the vagus nerve.
Benefits are deeper breathing, better digestion, calmer heart rate, more emotional resilience, better sleep.
The whole body becomes more regulated.

5. It Releases Stored Somatic Memories

Hypnosis allows the subconscious to process frozen emotions, held tension, incomplete fight/flight responses, traumatic sensory memories without overwhelm.
This helps the body complete and release what it has been carrying.

6. Hypnotherapy Expands the Window of Tolerance

With repeated sessions, the nervous system becomes more flexible.
Clients experience less overwhelm, fewer shutdowns, more capacity for stress, better emotional control
The system becomes resilient instead of reactive.

7. Hypnosis Rewrites Subconscious Survival Programs

Trauma installs protective beliefs such as:
“I’m not safe.”
“I must be on alert.”
“I’m not lovable.”
“Something bad will happen.”

Hypnotherapy replaces these with accurate, healthy subconscious programs:
“I am safe now.”
“My body can relax.”
“I deserve peace.”
“The danger is over.”

This is where real nervous system healing happens.

Summary:
Trauma dysregulates the nervous system, hypnotherapy repairs it.

Trauma:
puts the body in survival mode
makes the fear center overreact
weakens emotional regulation
disrupts the vagus nerve
stores emotional pain in the body
shrinks the window of tolerance

Hypnotherapy:
calms the stress response
activates the parasympathetic system
releases stored trauma
strengthens the vagus nerve
rewires trauma-based beliefs
expands emotional resilience

About the practitioner:
Carly Du, a Registered Clinical Hypnotherapist, Certified HeartMath Trauma-Sensitive Practitioner, and Certified NLP Master Practitioner, also a Yoga and Ayurveda Wellness Consultant, dedicated to helping individuals reconnect with inner peace, balance, and healing.
With a client-centric approach, she combines clinical hypnotherapy and neuroscience to create safe, transformative spaces for both children and adults.
Her mission is helping others discover the power of the subconscious mind — where feelings, emotions, imagination and healing beautifully meet.

Phone: 3068612668 or Email: carlydu.rch@hotmail.com to book your 60min free consultation!
In person and online sessions available!
Location: 122 3rd st Weyburn SK (inside old fashion food store)

11/10/2025

Anemia - though a physical condition, can often be influenced by emotional, subconscious, and stress-related factors.

Understanding Anemia from a Mind–Body Perspective:
Anemia is typically characterized by a low red blood cell count or hemoglobin, resulting in fatigue, low energy, dizziness, and decreased vitality.
While medical treatment focuses on restoring iron and nutrient balance, the mind–body approach recognizes that emotional patterns, subconscious beliefs, and chronic stress can also affect how the body produces and utilizes blood.

Psychosomatic interpretation:
Blood symbolizes life force, vitality, and joy. Chronic emotional depletion, suppression, or self-neglect can manifest as “low life force” physically — in the form of anemia.

When emotional stress and subconscious suppression persist, they can:
Activate the stress response (HPA axis) → elevated cortisol → disrupts mineral metabolism (as RCP explains).
Reduce digestive and absorptive efficiency (less iron, copper, or B-vitamin absorption).
Impair oxygen delivery and mitochondrial energy — leading to fatigue and poor regeneration.

How Hypnotherapy Helps the Anemic Client:
Hypnotherapy doesn’t replace medical treatment — but it can powerfully complement it by addressing the subconscious drivers that contribute to stress, emotional depletion, and mineral imbalance.

a. Reducing Chronic Stress Response
Through deep trance and hypnotic relaxation, hypnotherapy helps to:
Normalize the nervous system, shifting from fight/flight (sympathetic) to rest/repair (parasympathetic).
Lower cortisol and restore balance to mineral metabolism (supporting magnesium and copper utilization, as RCP notes).
Improve oxygenation and blood flow through natural relaxation of vessels and improved breathing rhythm.

b. Subconscious Repatterning for Vitality & Worthiness
Some clients with chronic anemia carry deep subconscious patterns like:
“I’m tired of life.”
“I don’t deserve to receive.”
“I have to give more than I take.”
“It’s not safe to rest.”
These beliefs symbolically (and physiologically) reduce “life force” and energy circulation.

Hypnotherapy can:
Identify and release these self-draining subconscious programs.
Install empowering new beliefs such as “I deserve to feel nourished,” “My body knows how to rebuild energy,” and “It’s safe to rest and receive.”

c. Guided Visualization for Blood Regeneration
During trance, the subconscious responds strongly to imagery.
You can use cellular-level visualizations such as:

“Imagine your bone marrow lighting up with warm golden light… creating vibrant, healthy red blood cells filled with oxygen and strength… flowing through your body with ease.”

Such imagery has measurable physiological benefits — studies show hypnotic imagery can influence immune function, wound healing, and blood parameters through psychoneuroimmunology mechanisms.

d. Enhancing Nutrient Assimilation
Stress and negative emotion constrict digestion and absorption.
Hypnosis can enhance gut relaxation, enzymatic flow, and nutrient uptake by:
Relaxing the enteric nervous system.
Reinforcing subconscious trust in nourishment.
Visualizing nutrients (iron, copper, magnesium) being received and utilized with balance.

e. Reconnection to Joy and Vitality
In many psychosomatic maps (Louise Hay, German New Medicine, energy psychology), anemia is linked to loss of joy in life or over-responsibility.
Hypnotherapy can restore emotional aliveness by:
Rekindling joy and purpose.
Releasing guilt or emotional burdens.
Strengthening the subconscious sense of inner worth and vitality.

Example Affirmations or Hypnotic Suggestions:

“I am safe to rest, receive, and rebuild.”
“My body knows how to restore perfect balance.”
“My blood flows with strength, oxygen, and vitality.”
“Peace fills every cell — restoring my energy and joy.”

About the practitioner:

I am Carly Du, I am a Registered Clinical Hypnotherapist, Certified HeartMath Trauma-Sensitive Practitioner, and Certified NLP Master Practitioner, I am also a Yoga and Ayurveda Wellness Consultant, dedicated to helping individuals reconnect with inner peace, balance, and healing.
With a heart-centered approach, I combine clinical hypnotherapy and neuroscience to create safe, transformative spaces for both children and adults.
My mission is helping others discover the power of the subconscious mind — where feelings, emotions, imagination and healing beautifully meet.

For more detail, or book your free consultation, call or text Carly at 3068612668, or email: carlydu.rch@hotmail.com, online and in person sessions available.
Location: 122 3rd st Weyburn SK (inside old fashion food store)

11/06/2025

The Neuroscience of Trauma and How Hypnotherapy Supports Brain-Based Healing

Trauma is not just an emotional experience—it is a physiological imprint that reshapes the way the brain and body function. From a neuroscience perspective, trauma alters how different brain regions communicate, often trapping individuals in states of fear, hypervigilance, or emotional numbness.
Hypnotherapy offers a gentle yet powerful pathway to restore balance, calm the nervous system, and rewire the brain toward safety and resilience.

Understanding Trauma Through the Brain

When a person experiences trauma, the brain’s survival mechanisms take over. In the moment of threat, logical thinking and emotional regulation are suspended to ensure immediate survival. Over time, however, these protective responses can become chronic, keeping the brain “stuck” in survival mode long after the danger has passed.

1. The Amygdala – The Brain’s Alarm System

The amygdala is responsible for detecting danger and activating the fight, flight, or freeze response.
During trauma, this system becomes overactive, constantly signaling danger even when none exists. The result is ongoing anxiety, hypervigilance, and exaggerated emotional responses.

How hypnotherapy helps:
Hypnotherapy induces a deeply relaxed state that reduces amygdala activation. Through imagery and suggestion, the mind learns that the present moment is safe. Over time, this retrains the brain to respond calmly to situations that once triggered fear.

2. The Hippocampus – Memory and Context

The hippocampus organizes memories and provides context, allowing us to distinguish between past and present.
Under extreme stress, high levels of cortisol can suppress or shrink hippocampal activity, causing confusion between past trauma and present safety. This is why a traumatic memory can feel as if it is happening “right now.”

How hypnotherapy helps:
Within the safety of hypnosis, the client can revisit memories from a calm and detached state. This supports memory reconsolidation—the process by which old emotional responses are replaced with new, peaceful ones.
As a result, the hippocampus can reclassify traumatic experiences as “past,” allowing emotional integration and closure.

3. The Prefrontal Cortex – Logic and Emotional Regulation

The prefrontal cortex governs rational thought, planning, and emotional control.
During trauma, this part of the brain goes offline while the amygdala takes charge. This disconnection often continues long after the traumatic event, making it difficult to regulate emotions or make balanced decisions.

How hypnotherapy helps:
In hypnosis, the prefrontal cortex becomes more engaged, fostering calm observation and self-awareness. Clients gain the ability to reframe experiences, restore emotional balance, and strengthen the mind’s executive control over stress responses.

4. The Nervous System – Regulation and Safety

The autonomic nervous system (ANS) continuously balances arousal (fight-or-flight) and rest (parasympathetic).
Trauma disrupts this rhythm, leading to cycles of hyperarousal (anxiety, panic, insomnia) or hypoarousal (numbness, exhaustion, dissociation).

How hypnotherapy helps:
Hypnotherapy naturally activates the parasympathetic nervous system, allowing the body to enter a state of deep rest and repair. The therapist’s calm tone, guided breathing, and safety cues help retrain the ANS to find stability.
Over time, the client’s nervous system learns how to self-regulate more effectively.

The Healing Science Behind Hypnotherapy

Modern neuroscience recognizes that the brain is neuroplastic—it can reorganize itself in response to new experiences. Hypnotherapy makes use of this plasticity by guiding the mind into states (primarily alpha and theta brainwave activity) where learning and reprogramming occur more efficiently.

Key Therapeutic Mechanisms:

Neuroplastic Rewiring:
Hypnosis facilitates the formation of new neural connections that support calm, safety, and emotional resilience.

Memory Reconsolidation:
Clients can access and reprocess old memories from a position of safety, updating emotional responses at the subconscious level.

Somatic Integration:
Trauma is stored in both mind and body. Through relaxation and visualization, hypnotherapy supports the release of stored tension and allows the body to complete interrupted stress responses.

Subconscious Repatterning:
The subconscious mind operates much like the brain’s internal “software.” Hypnotherapy allows outdated survival programs—rooted in trauma—to be replaced with healthier, life-affirming patterns.

Restoring Balance and Wholeness

In essence, trauma disconnects the brain’s communication pathways; hypnotherapy helps reconnect them.
It bridges the conscious and subconscious mind, fosters emotional safety, and supports the brain in learning that peace is possible again.

Through this process, clients often report feeling more grounded, empowered, and emotionally free—not by forgetting the past, but by changing how the brain relates to it.

Conclusion

From a neuroscience standpoint, trauma reorganizes the brain for survival.
Hypnotherapy helps reorganize it for healing, connection, and peace.
By gently guiding the mind into states of safety and openness, hypnotherapy empowers the brain to rewire its responses—restoring emotional equilibrium and a renewed sense of self.

Join our group hypnotherapy session, or book your 60min free consultation session for your own personal growth!

Call or text Carly 3068612668 or email: carlydu.rch@hotmail.com
In person and online sessions available!

11/03/2025

ADHA in details!

The causes of ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder)

1. Genetic Factors (Main Cause)
• ADHD tends to run in families.
• Studies show that about 70–80% of ADHD cases are inherited.
• Certain genes that affect the brain’s dopamine regulation (the “motivation and reward” chemical) are often involved.
• If a parent or sibling has ADHD, there’s a higher chance others in the family might too.

2. Brain Structure and Function
• Brain imaging studies show differences in areas that control attention, impulse control, and emotional regulation — especially in the prefrontal cortex.
• There’s often lower activity in dopamine and norepinephrine systems, affecting focus, motivation, and reward processing.
• Brain development in people with ADHD can be slightly delayed, especially in regions related to planning and self-control.

3. Environmental Factors (Influences During Development)
While these don’t cause ADHD alone, they can increase the likelihood or make symptoms more pronounced:
• Prenatal exposure to ni****ne, alcohol, or certain toxins.
• Premature birth or low birth weight.
• Early childhood exposure to lead or environmental stress.
• Chronic stress or trauma in early life may worsen attention and emotional regulation.

4. Lifestyle and Modern Environment (Exacerbating Factors)
• Poor sleep, excessive screen time, and highly stimulating digital environments can worsen attention and impulsivity.
• Diet doesn’t cause ADHD, but low omega-3, high sugar, or food sensitivities can influence symptoms in some people.

Not Caused By
• Bad parenting
• Lack of discipline
• Laziness
• Too much screen time (though it can worsen symptoms)
ADHD is a neurological condition, not a character flaw.
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Spiritual Meaning of ADHD

From a higher or soul-level view, ADHD isn’t a flaw — it’s an evolutionary trait. Many believe that souls who incarnate with ADHD come with expanded awareness and sensitivity to energy, making them tuned to frequencies that most people filter out.
These souls often:
• Sense energy deeply, picking up thoughts, emotions, or subtle shifts in the environment.
• Think multidimensionally, not linearly — meaning they process many layers of reality at once.
• Are meant to break systems, challenge conformity, and bring new ways of thinking into the world.
In this sense, ADHD energy is often connected to innovation, intuition, and creative transformation — though it can feel chaotic until understood and grounded.
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Energetic Characteristics
Spiritually, ADHD may reflect:
• Fast vibration or frequency — the mind moves quickly because the energy body is highly active.
• Difficulty grounding — energy flows strongly in the upper chakras (mind, imagination, creativity), but not always anchored in the root (body, structure, safety).
• Open crown and third eye chakras, leading to inspiration and intuitive insights, but also distractibility or overwhelm.
Grounding practices (like breathwork, meditation, nature connection, or mindful movement) can help balance this energy flow.
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Soul Lessons
People with ADHD often incarnate to learn and embody certain spiritual lessons, such as:
• Learning to focus energy intentionally, rather than suppressing it.
• Transforming self-judgment into self-acceptance.
• Turning chaos into creation, and learning to balance flow with structure.
• Honoring their authentic rhythm, not society’s rigid pace.
When this energy is understood and channeled, it can become a powerful spiritual gift — a mind that sees beyond boundaries, feels deeply, and creates from inspiration.
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Healing and Integration
To align the spiritual and physical aspects:
• Ground daily: walk barefoot, meditate with earth energy, or use grounding crystals (hematite, smoky quartz).
• Channel the energy creatively: art, music, movement, writing.
• Soften the nervous system: through breath, mindfulness, and compassionate self-talk.
• Honor rest and stillness: they allow the soul’s fast energy to integrate.
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Pros & Cons of ADHD

Pros (Strengths of ADHD)

1. High Creativity & Imagination
People with ADHD often think outside the box and connect ideas in unique ways.
They can be excellent artists, writers, entrepreneurs, or problem-solvers.

2. Hyperfocus Ability
When something truly interests them, they can focus intensely for long periods — often producing amazing results.

3. Energetic & Enthusiastic
Their natural energy and enthusiasm can be contagious and motivating to others.

4. Strong Intuition
Many with ADHD are quick to sense emotions or dynamics in a room, often leading to strong emotional intelligence.

5. Adaptability
Because they often face many changing circumstances, they can become very flexible and resilient.

6. Curiosity & Love of Learning
They’re often interested in a wide range of topics and constantly exploring new ideas.

7. Spontaneity & Sense of Adventure
They tend to embrace new experiences and take risks that others might shy away from — leading to exciting life paths.

Cons (Challenges of ADHD)

1. Difficulty Focusing on Uninteresting Tasks
Sustaining attention on routine or repetitive tasks can be frustrating or overwhelming.

2. impulsivity
Acting or speaking before thinking can cause social, emotional, or professional misunderstandings.

3. Disorganization
Managing time, staying organized, or keeping track of responsibilities can be difficult.

4. Emotional Sensitivity
Rejection or criticism can hit harder, often causing intense emotional reactions.

5. Restlessness or Inner Agitation
Sitting still or relaxing can feel uncomfortable, leading to chronic mental or physical restlessness.

6. Procrastination & Inconsistent Motivation
Starting tasks can be hard, especially without immediate interest or urgency.

7. Low Self-Esteem (if unmanaged)
Years of being misunderstood or criticized can lead to self-doubt or feelings of failure.

ADHD isn’t just a deficit of attention — it’s more like an interest-based nervous system. When tasks align with passion or purpose, focus and productivity soar. When they don’t, motivation drops sharply.
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How hypnotherapy helps with ADHD

1. Calming the Overactive Mind
People with ADHD often experience racing thoughts, mental restlessness, or difficulty slowing down.
Hypnotherapy helps by guiding the mind into a deeply relaxed, focused state — where brainwave activity slows from fast beta (busy thinking) to alpha and theta (calm focus).
This helps:
• Reduce hyperactivity and anxiety
• Improve emotional regulation
• Create a sense of calm clarity

2. Strengthening Focus and Concentration
In hypnosis, the subconscious mind becomes more receptive to suggestion.
A hypnotherapist can guide the mind to:
• Enhance natural concentration
• Stay present and centered
• Strengthen neural pathways associated with sustained attention
• Reframe beliefs like “I can’t focus” into empowering ones like “I focus easily when I choose to.”

3. Reprogramming Limiting Beliefs
Many people with ADHD grow up being criticized for being “lazy,” “unfocused,” or “too much.”
These beliefs often sink deep into the subconscious, lowering confidence and self-worth.
Hypnotherapy helps rewrite those inner stories, reinforcing:
• “My mind works differently — and that’s powerful.”
• “I can use my creativity and energy productively.”
• “I’m capable, focused, and confident.”
This shift alone can dramatically change motivation and emotional balance.

4. Regulating Emotions and Impulsivity
Hypnotherapy helps strengthen the connection between the conscious mind (logical choice) and the subconscious/emotional mind.
By using visualization and suggestion, it trains emotional self-control, patience, and calm responses to triggers — reducing impulsivity and reactivity.

5. Accessing the Subconscious for Personalized Strategies
The subconscious often knows what helps you focus best — whether that’s movement, rhythm, visualization, or specific routines.
In hypnosis, clients can discover subconscious strategies that naturally enhance attention and organization.

6. Integrating Mind–Body Awareness
Since ADHD can involve energy imbalances (too much mental energy, not enough grounding), hypnosis can guide people to ground their awareness into the body — breathing slower, relaxing muscles, and feeling centered.
This helps align the nervous system, improving regulation and calm alertness.

Hypnotherapy helps ADHD by:
• Calming the mind
• Reprogramming focus and confidence
• Reducing stress and impulsivity
• Reconnecting mind and body
• Building emotional balance and self-trust
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From my personal experience:

ADHD is not a flaw, it can be regulated, and used to enhance our life in a magnificent way!
ADHD is not an enemy, with proper therapeutic tool, it can be transformed into the best friend you ever could have!

Accepting every part of you, Looking for the good in every part of you, knowing every part of you has the potential to help you shine brighter!

For more information, or book your 60min free consultation, call or text Carly at 3068612668, or email: carlydu.rch@hotmail.com
In person and online sessions available!

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