Kids Have Better Imagination than Most Adults!
Change happens when we instill hope + optimism while building confidence.
Children respond exceptionally well to hypnotherapy. They are often in trance throughout the day, watching television, interacting with video games, and when they play. Their vivid imaginations and natural suggestibility enable them to more easily erase, fears, anxieties, improve study skills and sports performance. Some common uses for children’s hypnotherapist are:
- Academic Improvement
- Panic & Anxiety
- Athletic Improvement
- Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- Bedwetting
- Behavioral Problems
- Fears & Phobias
- Improve Motivation
- Increased Self Esteem
- Smoking – Vaping
Treatable issues include:
- Trauma
- Fears and Nightmares
- Eating Healthy
- Overcoming Limitations
- Self Confidence
- Focused Attention
- Bed Wetting
- Spelling and Learning Disabilities
- Stuttering
- Anger
- Abuse
- Bullying
Teen Building
From workshops on self-esteem, self talk and body image, group and private sessions, my Teen Life Coaching program as an expert children’s hypnotherapist has something to suit every teen’s needs. Plus, we have fun while we are doing it!
All behavior is an attempt to meet an underlying need. Let’s ask ourselves these questions:
- What does my teen need and want?
- Do they want you to hear and understand them?
- Are you seeing them for who they are and what they can do?
- Do you know your teen?
Words matter
The intention is the key of communication. When you communicate, what is your intention? A common belief is that a strong person does not need anything or anyone and that a good person puts others’ needs first. Well…if you believe this theory, you may behave in destructive ways that do you no good.
There is nothing wrong with needing…yet, be aware not to be trapped by becoming “needy.” You need consideration and respect for the challenges you face while maturing. You must also understand there is no perfection. Your parents are not perfect, and neither are you.
The Media
Our modern century provides an enormous spread of negative influences on our youth. Television and movies regularly present violence, sex, and innuendo as the norm. Sit-coms project shallowness and self-centeredness on TV by unmarried 30-year-olds who are wrapped up in themselves. Advertising and acquisition are other primary images, as parents go crazy trying to get their child whatever the child wants.