FAQs

How does this work?

First, we will have some paperwork to fill out, then we will be able to schedule a discovery call. During the discovery call, we will speak about your presenting problem and what outcomes you want. We will then schedule the session which typically runs about an hour and a half to two hours.

How are the new habits reinforced?

Studies have shown that new habits take 30 days to code in your brain. You will leave with a personalized audio to listen to for those 30 days. You may also continue to listen longer if you with.

What is the subconscious vs the conscious?

Our inner mind, the subconscious is 90-95% untapped and it’s also where our emotional reactions live. Maybe the automatic knee jerk reactions like anger or frustrations are overpowering your relationships, and you’ve tried to squash or hide their heat. Since we only use 10% of our conscious minds, it’s the other 90-95% of our brains that keep dictating the same story. A rule of the mind is that it likes what is familiar, why we choose the same type of partner over and over again or we keep the weight on or why we continue to smoke or drink excessively. Tapping into the subconscious is where RTT can help.

Do you offer packages?

I also offer packages if issues are varied or complex, requiring 2 or 3 sessions. For example: drinking, anxiety, CPTSD or cancer.

What People Are Saying

“I get stressed like having PTSD from funerals and have missed many becuase of the anxiety. 2 weeks ago after my session a beloved uncle had his funeral. I was totally fine despite many hours of driving. I was calm, not shaking and weak. I even got up to speak publicly without any fears or nerves and the rabbi liked my eulogy so much he asked me to read other prayers. Normally, I would have been so panic stricken and said no. I read aloud despite not knowing in advance what I'd be reading and I was totally relaxed and calm. After all the services I went back to the house where one of the memories I had described during hynosis and I was completely fine. In fact, it was nice to visit the house where my mother grew up in and enjoyed congregating with the extended family."