A new client called to ask if I could help her with her insomnia. She had seen another hypnotist for three sessions but something was “not quite right.” She was not connecting with him.

I received a call from a new client who had a case of the movie “Hangover.”

Since she had to travel to New York to be with her sister, who was having medical problems, a friend contacted me awhile ago on a professional basis.

It was 8 in the evening when my wife left for Lancaster, as usual, taking her dog with her.

Extremely upset that he might lose his new girlfriend, a client called me in a desperate state. He wanted me to help him to keep her. He always needed to be involved with someone, he said. He could not function well when he didn’t have a relationship.

Forgive me, but I am gong to rant this morning. Even a hypnotherapist has feelings and thoughts.

A young mother recently asked whether I could help her 11-year-old daughter who was constantly arguing – with her mother, her two sisters and her stepfather.

One never knows what may happen next. John Lennon once said, “Life is what happens while your busy making plans.”

I am seeing an unusual number of new clients for panic and anxiety. Although I do many things with hypnosis, nothing is more satisfying than helping some to overcome panic and anxiety.

I recently read an article that clearly stated what I have been saying for 20 years: