Nanaimo Hypnotherapy Center

Specialties

Hypnotherapy Therapists Nanaimo

At Nanaimo Hypnotherapy Center we focus on hypnosis. This practice uses technique’s that relax people, bringing them to an altered state of consciousness. This process focuses on creating self-​awareness. Through trance-​like relaxation, hypnosis decreases blood pressure and heart rate, putting one’s physical body into a deep relaxed state. Working with the sub-​conscious mind and memories, hypnotherapy helps a person to reframe, relax, absorb, dissociate, respond, and reflect. The process helps one to enjoy healthier associations with a person’s past events. Dealing with a wide range of conditions such as anxiety, stress, PSTD, fears, depression, (and pain), people become responsive to new solutions that can lead to personal development through hypnotherapy.

History

Established in 2007.

Our business is over 10 years old but only in full practice for the last 8 years. The Clinic is 2 offices and both Therapist are fully trained Clinical Hypnotherapists.

We continue to develop new therapies and are now certified in Sports confidence and Performance therapy.

Meet the Business Owner

Ron T.

Business Owner

Ronald E. Thompson, ACCHT — Certified Hypnotherapist

Advanced Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist

When you first hear Ron’s life story you can’t help but admire him for his strength and courage to get through life every day with a smile on his face and a fantastic positive attitude even after all that he has endured in the last seven years of his life. He likes to joke that he’s becoming just like the six million dollar man because of all that has been done to him medically in the last few years.

Over the years Ron has endured several amputations, and presently wears an above knee prosthesis on his right leg, and he’s had a kidney transplant, and a cornea transplant along with cataract surgery. All that said you will never meet a more positive man.

It was during Ron’s initial nine month stay in the hospital that he had a near death experience which altered his view of life. While he was recuperating in the hospital he met many people in much worse situations than himself that were d