Craig Meriwether, a hypnotherapist, delves into the transformative power of therapeutic hypnosis and its role in self-healing. He shares how hypnotherapy helps reprogram the subconscious mind, empowering individuals to reshape their brain chemistry and overcome anxiety, fear, and depression rooted in past trauma. Through a compelling story of a client’s journey to self-worth and productivity, Craig highlights the importance of daily practice, visualization, and mental rehearsal in creating lasting change. The conversation uncovers how fear and anxiety evolved as survival tools and emphasizes cultivating mental, emotional, spiritual, and physical health to thrive.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction
02:49 Therapeutic Hypnosis
08:09 Mind-Body Connection
15:47 Healing Trauma
22:57 Belief and Practice
31:04 Self-Worth Shift
34:51 Overcoming Fear
37:19 Staying Hidden
40:50 Anxiety Signals
51:27 Mind and Danger
57:13 Becoming Your Best
01:00:04 Visualizing Success
01:04:40 Enjoying the Journey
Keywords:
therapeutic hypnosis, healing, mind-body connection, brain chemistry, self-worth, productivity, mental rehearsal, mind, anxiety, fear, depression, childhood trauma, pra
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