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Hypnosis - Holographic Memory Resolution

HMR is a gentle therapy that helps release the impact of trauma without reliving it. Using guided imagery, it neutralizes stored emotions to promote healing. The initial 2-hour session builds a foundation, with 90-minute follow-ups for continued support.

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What You Need To Know

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WHAT ARE THE POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF HYPNOSIS

  • Emotional Healing

  • Clarity and Self-Awareness

  • Stress and Anxiety Reduction

  • Improved Emotional Resilience

  • Empowerment and Confidence

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WHY DO PEOPLE SEEK THIS TREATMENT?

  • Emotional Trauma Resolution

  • Stress and Anxiety Relief

  • Breaking Limiting Beliefs

  • Improved Mind-Body Connection

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IS HOLOGRAPHIC MEMORY RESOLUTION 
RIGHT FOR YOU?

This treatment may be right for you if past experiences are weighing you down, affecting emotions or relationships, It’s also ideal if you feel stuck due to limiting beliefs or patterns that hinder personal growth.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • Holographic Memory Resolution (HMR) is a therapeutic technique developed by Brent Baum to help individuals access and resolve traumatic memories stored in the subconscious. The method uses a combination of guided imagery and focused attention to safely process unresolved emotional experiences, often without the need to re-live the traumatic event. It aims to neutralize the emotional charge associated with these memories, promoting healing and emotional balance.

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    HMR uses a combination of visualization, guided inquiry (like Byron Katie’s techniques), and relaxation to access subconscious memories. By transforming the emotional charge of these memories, clients experience relief and empowerment.

  • HMR is effective for resolving emotional trauma, reducing stress and anxiety, breaking limiting beliefs, enhancing self-awareness, and improving the mind-body connection.

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  • While HMR incorporates some principles of hypnosis, it is more focused on memory resolution and emotional release. You remain fully conscious and in control throughout the session.

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  • During a session, the practitioner guides you through a relaxed state, helping you explore and reframe specific memories or emotions. Sessions are tailored to your needs and typically last 90 minutes.

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  • The number of sessions depends on your goals and the complexity of the issues you wish to address. Some clients feel significant relief after one session, while others benefit from multiple sessions.

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  • Anyone dealing with unresolved emotional trauma, chronic stress, anxiety, limiting beliefs, or feelings of being "stuck" can benefit from HMR. It’s also helpful for those interested in holistic emotional healing.

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  • Yes, HMR is a safe and non-invasive technique. It is conducted in a supportive and nurturing environment, ensuring you feel comfortable throughout the process.

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  • No prior experience is necessary. HMR is designed to meet you where you are, providing a personalized approach to emotional healing for first-timers and those experienced in other therapies alike.

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  • Byron Katie is an American speaker and author, best known for developing "The Work," a method of self-inquiry that helps individuals question their stressful thoughts and beliefs. This technique involves asking four simple questions about a thought or belief to challenge its validity, leading to a shift in perception and emotional relief.

    The four questions of "The Work" are:

    1. Is it true?

    2. Can you absolutely know that it's true?

    3. How do you react, what happens, when you believe that thought?

    4. Who would you be without that thought?

    Byron Katie's approach focuses on the idea that suffering comes from believing our thoughts and that by questioning them, we can find peace and freedom. She had a personal breakthrough in the 1980s after a period of depression and anxiety, which led her to develop the method. Her teachings have reached a global audience, and she has written books such as Loving What Is and A Thousand Names for Joy.

    Katie's work has helped many people address personal issues, including relationships, health, and self-esteem, by using inquiry to release stress and limiting beliefs. Her teachings emphasize mindfulness, self-compassion, and the power of thought.

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