A new client told me the other day his
life was in a shambles, and that he needed hypnotic help to set himself straight.

I recently went on a three-day cruise with my wife to her high school reunion, and I talked with many people there about hypnotherapy. Everyone enjoyed having his handwriting analyzed, and a great time was had by all.

I was at home today with 45 minutes to spare before leaving to deliver a talk on hypnotherapy. As I was waiting, I realized I was nervous.

“Where are you seeing the fire?”

“On my left.”

“North or south?”

In a restaurant the other night, our waiter appeared to be a intense but self-assured young man. I placed my order and offered to do a quick handwriting analysis of his personality. He was not that busy, and he admitted he would like to see what I came up with although he was skeptical.

Ever had one of those days when you wake up feeling relaxed, rested, calm and happy?

“Stress is any change to which we must adjust.”

The subconscious holds everything we have ever seen, heard, touched, smelled or felt.

An elderly neighbor came to see me in tears yesterday. He was worried about his 56-year-old son. The neighbor already had lost one son to alcoholism and his other son was showing signs of going the same way.

I have been working with two clients, both individually and as a couple.