Why choose a qhht session

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Before I became a transformational hypnotist, I was a scientist. I earned my Ph.D. and spent decades in the food industry, trained to observe, measure, question, test, and search for evidence. I believed that if we asked the right questions and looked deeply enough, eventually we would find an explanation.

Then I became a mother, and life brought me questions science could not answer.

My firstborn came into this world with a large ventricular septal defect, a hole in his heart that required surgery when he was eight months old. There was no known family history and none of the risk factors we were asked about provided an explanation. Years later, my second son was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, and once again I found myself answering questions about drugs, alcohol, and family history with the same answer: no.

I remain deeply grateful for science and medicine, especially for the extraordinary care that helped my children, but those experiences changed me. I began to understand that science can tell us an enormous amount about how the human body and mind work, yet there are still places where the answer is simply, “We don't know.”

That unknown became an invitation.

After spending much of my life exploring what could be measured, I became curious about what could only be experienced. That search eventually led me to hypnosis, altered states of consciousness, and Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique (QHHT), developed by Dolores Cannon.

Today, I guide people into deeply relaxed, altered states where ordinary analytical thinking can soften and the inner world becomes more accessible. People may encounter memories, emotions, imagery, symbolic experiences, physical sensations, profound insights, or experiences they interpret as spiritual or connected to something beyond themselves. I don't tell my clients what these experiences are or what they should believe about them. I simply create the space, ask the questions, and allow their own experience to unfold.

Over the years, I have watched clients emerge with new perspectives on relationships, grief, fear, identity, physical discomfort, old emotional patterns, and the lives they want to create. Their experiences continue to fascinate me and remind me how much about human consciousness 

remains unexplored.

Perhaps the scientist in me never really disappeared. She simply became willing to walk beyond the boundaries of what she already knew.

Today, as a transformational hypnotist, author of Exit the Good Wife, and meditation teacher, I stand comfortably between those worlds, respecting what science has taught us while remaining deeply curious about what we have yet to understand.

For me, spirituality begins where science ends, not as a rejection of science, but as an invitation to keep exploring.