Clinical Hypnosis

Hypnosis could help you ease the stress of a busy life, improve the quality of all of your relationships and become even more successful in your career.
Business leaders and professionals use hypnosis to achieve their career goals, athletes and artists to perfect their performances, and individuals to relax and mange the stress of their hectic lives.

Facts about Hypnosis

• Hypnosis has existed as an approved treatment for over fifty years. It has been approved by both the American and British Medical Associations since the late 1950s.
• Hypnosis works when will power fails. Hypnosis works at the subconscious level while will power only works at the conscious, logical level.
• Hypnosis can be tailored to target specific goals. Contrary to popular beliefs, the client is completely in control during the hypnotic experience.
  

Effects of Hypnosis
Hypnosis could help you ease the stress of a busy life, improve the quality of all of your relationships and become even more successful in your career.

Who uses Hypnosis?
Business leaders and professionals use hypnosis to achieve their career
goals, athletes and artists to perfect their performances, and individuals
to relax and manage the stress of their hectic lives.

Hypnosis is a great way to access to your subconscious mind. Deep breathing helps you relax and activate your right-brain functions. As a result,  you can receive insights, overcome innate fears and clarify your vision.
Ikuko uses hypnosis to remove your psychological obstacles and enhance your performance abilities.

Ikuko's specialities:

IBS ( irritable bowel syndrome ) 

Reduce stress – Create peace of mind

Improve performance

Heal trauma – Process memories

Eliminate needless anxiety

Remove unrealistic fears

Improve sleep

Eliminate bad habits              
Increase motivation   

Premium Stress management

Can you imagine a day without stress?

No? You're not alone.

The complexity of modern life has increased everyone's levels of stress and tension.

But think about it a moment.

Stress is a normal physical and psychological reaction to the demands of life. Mild stress can actually be beneficial. It can spur you into action, motivate and energize you.

So what's wrong with stress?

It all depends on how much you have. Overwhelming levels of stress can cause your body to release stress hormones, raising your tension level even higher. This can lead to serious health problems over time, including high blood pressure and heart disease.

That’s why stress management is important.

One essential part of stress management is practicing relaxation techniques. By utilizing relaxation techniques, you can halt the production of stress hormones and transmitters. As the stress chemicals are neutralized, your body will quickly restore a more relaxed state. Deep physical relaxation makes your body feel better, increases your energy level and, as a result, you will find that you are in control of your well being.

As you feel more in control, your mental outlook will improve, and you will feel more optimistic and hopeful.

As your mood lifts, your relationships with others will also be enhanced. A positive, self-reinforcing cycle of improved interaction in your relationships thus will be established and maintained.

This is just an example. Stress management reduces stress symptoms and helps you enjoy a better quality of life.

Don't wait until the last minute. Start dealing with your stress now.

Individualized treatments instantly release your tension both physically and emotionally. Deep relaxation enhances natural healing power, and also gives you opportunities to gain insight into how to approach stressful situations differently. At the end of the course, you will gain skills that last forever.

The Zone: Mental training
Under hypnosis, your right brain will be activated. As a result, it is easier to visualize the details you want to focus on, as well as improve academic, athletic and creative performance. The effects of treatment must be experienced to be believed.

Ikuko facititates series of mental training for Kendo champions.

Hypnosis is used to:

Career-related issues

• Interviews
• Promotion examination
• Workplace conflict
• Audition
• Stage fright
• Anger management
• Lack of direction
• Self-confidence
• Communication improvement

Athletes  

• Self-discipline
• Performance anxiety
• Test anxiety
• Image training

Personal issues

• Weight loss
• Smoking cessation
• Anxiety
• Fears
• Worry
• Frustration
• Guilt
• Inhibitions
• Insecurity
• Resentment
• Sadness
• Low self-esteem
• Spiritual growth

Techniques include age regression and past-life regression

Special offer

Discover the complete personal sanctuary of a private session at your home or office.

Sessions are available in Bel Air, Brentwood, Westwood, Beverly Hills, Holmby Hills and nearby areas.

Testimonial

"Ikuko’s sessions allowed me to develop techniques to successfully ‘screen out’ the distractions in my life and center my mind to the task or conversation at hand.
The result? My best ever business year performance, a renewed and richer relationship with friends and family, and the lowest golf handicap (and first hole in one) of my life! "
(54-year-old financial industry executive)

"Ikuko helped me deal with my feelings and to manage the stress when I was diagnosed with a chronic disease"
(44-year-old media executive)

"Believe it or not, I practiced an interview under hypnosis. Ikuko’s feedback was very insightful and made a lot of sense. I gained confidence that I could handle the real interview.
(27- year-old medical student)

Definition of Hypnosis
http://www.asch.net/Public/GeneralInfoonHypnosis/DefinitionofHypnosis/tabid/134/Default.aspx

Myths about hypnosis
http://www.asch.net/Public/GeneralInfoonHypnosis/MythsAboutHypnosis/tabid/135/Default.aspx

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