Thanks for checking in. I am doing very well. Day 22 without a drink. Of all the attempts I have made to stop drinking in my life, this is absolutely the easiest time I have had trying to eliminate alcohol from my life. I am at the point I never ever want to go back to that. I hadn’t done hypnosis before to try and stop drinking and I feel it has played a significant role in helping me not pick it back up.

I would just like to say what a great experience my hypnosis sessions were. Tom immediately put me at ease as I was little apprehensive. Not quite knowing what to expect. I had been experiencing increasing anxiety, which was adversly impacting my everyday life. I had 3 sessions and now 2 months later I have not experienced ANY anxiety during that time. It is miraculous, like a weight being lifted from shoulders. Thank you.

Although I was exposed to hypnosis early in life, I was hesitant to try hypnosis as an adult. After hearing about some recent exciting research on hypnosis (on the Andrew Huberman podcast), I researched local hypnotists and found Tom. When I initially spoke to Tom, I was impressed by his pleasant yet practical demeanor. After our first session, I was convinced he could help me. I initially visited him for sleep problems, though I think limiting my experience with Tom to mere symptom relief would be misleading. I believe Tom's hypnotism can undoubtedly provide symptom relief, yet more important is the psychological benefits. My sessions with Tom helped me to reframe my narrative about my "issues" in a way that inspired a durable change in my mindset, mood, and health. If you are hesitant to try hypnotism, I suggest you look at the hypnotism research coming out of Stanford University. Listen to Andrew Huberman. And then, call Tom. What do you have to lose?