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Redefining Digital Boundaries: Hypnosis for Modern Day Distractions 

  In an era dominated by digital devices, many find themselves grappling with the compulsive use of social media and excessive phone checking. Additionally, online shopping has made compulsive spending more accessible and thus more challenging to control. These modern habits can disrupt personal and professional life, leading to stress and financial issues. At Gresham […]

Rest Easy This Spring: Clearing Sleep Disruptions with Hypnosis 

As spring brings the promise of renewal, it’s an excellent opportunity to address issues that disturb our night’s rest. Sleep disruptions like teeth grinding (bruxism) and sleepwalking or sleep-talking are not only disruptive but can also lead to long-term health issues if left unchecked. At Gresham Hypnosis Center, Doug Meacham, CHt, uses hypnosis to help […]

Spring Cleaning Your Mind: Hypnosis for Compulsive Behaviors 

As spring approaches, it’s a perfect time for renewal—not just for our homes but also for our mental well-being. Compulsive behaviors like hair pulling (trichotillomania), skin picking (dermatillomania), and compulsive swallowing (aerophagia) are often manifestations of underlying stress or anxiety. These behaviors can significantly impact daily life and personal health. At Gresham Hypnosis Center, Doug […]

Dave Elman Induction Master Class

The Dave Elman Induction In his classroom, working specifically with doctors and dentists, Dave Elman taught how to, in under 3 minutes, take someone to true somnambulism.   Now, you can too. That’s confidence! By attending this Dave Elman Induction Master Class you will learn how to effectively… Set up this rapid induction. Create, consistently, […]

Three causes of test anxiety

I once had a client who was studying to become a Mortician.  He had aced all the unit tests and all his daily course challenges.  But when it came time to take his state boards, he froze…three times. What causes test anxiety?  According to the Anxiety and Depression Association o of America, there are three […]

Are Habits Easy To Change?

Does it take more than 21 days to create new habits? In a word?      Yes. In 2012, Phillippa Lally, health psychology researcher at University College London ran a study and the results were very telling. On average, it takes more than 2 months before a new behavior becomes automatic — 66 days to […]