FAQ

Rapid Transformational Therapy is a fusion therapy rooted in neuroscience. It achieves unparalleled results by integrating the most effective aspects of Psychotherapy, Hypnotherapy, Neuro-linguistic Programming (NLP), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapies (CBT) for Global Subconscious Reprogramming.

RTT facilitates remarkable and lasting change by reframing deep-seated core beliefs, values, habits, and emotions residing in the subconscious. The approach is built upon the understanding that working with the subconscious mind is vital for positive, enduring change, as it governs 90% of our daily lives, in contrast to the conscious mind's 10% influence.

Rapid Transformational Therapy is grounded in neuroscience principles. It leverages techniques like direct mental commands, mindful repetition, and specific actions to enable the brain's neurons to adapt. This practical neuroscience approach engages the deepest recesses of your mind, facilitating transformation.

RTT is a versatile method that can tackle a wide array of challenges, including:

• Addictions

• Anxiety

• Stress

• Fears

• Phobias

• Panic Attacks

• Hypnobirthing

• Relaxation

• Eating Issues

• Weight Concerns

• Skin Conditions

• Depression

• Confidence

• Self-Esteem

• Self-harming

• Motivation

• Achieving Goals

• Procrastination

• Mobility

• Interview Skills

• Nervousness

• Trichotillomania

• Public Speaking

• Hair Growth

• Concentration

• Exams

• Memory

• Guilt

• Relationships

• Sight/Vision

• Fertility

• Sexual Issues

• Pain Control

• Hearing

• Insomnia

By replacing negative mental networks with positive ones through Subconscious Reprogramming, RTT serves as a potent tool for combating anxiety and depression, conquering fears and phobias, achieving wellness and professional goals, and resolving numerous other issues.

Rapid Transformational Therapy employs hypnosis as an entry point for subconscious reprogramming. The relaxation experienced during hypnosis quiets the nervous system, creating space for communication between the conscious and unconscious minds. This heightened state of suggestibility allows us to tap into more of our brain's potential, often overshadowed by left-brain dominance, to facilitate Subconscious Reprogramming.

You’ll be aware of everything while hypnotized. Afterwards, you may have a “dreamy” feeling, similar to emerging from a deep daydream or a light nap. It’s like a guided meditation.You never lose your full sense of awareness or fall asleep in hypnosis. On the contrary, you are more fully awake. All levels of hypnosis are characterized by increased attention, and it’s this heightened awareness that increases your receptivity to suggestions.

When I say transformation, what do I mean? When you undertake RTT you look closely at the incident that may well be causing your issues. Something in your past that affected you. It is never the incident that affects us, it is the meaning we give to it. In the RTT session we work together to apply a new meaning to the incident. You will find peace with the past and begin to move on with my help. This is the start of your transformation.

In hypnosis, the brain enters the alpha or light hypnosis and theta, deep hypnosis states. These states make us highly focused on hypnotic suggestions and imagery while suspending the beta state, or the ordinary thinking process. In the alpha and theta states, hypnotic suggestions are integrated into the mind more easily, and memories become more accessible. The conscious mind is like the gatekeeper. Its job is to keep you safe. For that reason, the “thinking” mind prefers to keep things under control, making decisions in favor of maintaining the status quo and resisting changes.

The subconscious mind runs on autopilot, based on your current patterns of thinking and reasoning. The subconscious mind simply plays and records. It does not make judgments or reasons like the conscious mind does.

Most of your habitual thought and behavioral patterns, as well as your beliefs, are stored in the subconscious mind. This is why it can be difficult to consciously get rid of an old limiting belief or habit and install a new empowering one. If you want to make changes in a simpler, easier way, the subconscious mind is the place you want to go to.