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Tension is who you think you should be. Relaxation is who you are.

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ancient proverb

Migraines: Relief from Within

Migraines can be debilitating, often accompanied by visual disturbances, nausea, sensitivity to light and sound, and overwhelming pain. For many people, migraines are closely linked with stress, emotional tension, hormonal shifts, or even past trauma—all of which can activate the nervous system and trigger an episode. Clinical hypnotherapy provides a safe, non-invasive way to interrupt this cycle by addressing both the physiological and emotional roots of migraine patterns.

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During hypnosis, the brain enters a deeply relaxed state where it becomes more receptive to healing suggestions and more capable of accessing internal calm. In this state, hypnotherapy can help regulate blood flow in the brain, lower muscular tension, and reduce sensitivity to common migraine triggers. Studies have shown that hypnosis can significantly reduce the frequency and severity of migraines over time, and may even help shorten the duration of acute attacks.

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Beyond the physical benefits, migraines can take a psychological toll—leaving individuals feeling anxious, isolated, or out of control. Hypnotherapy helps to rebuild trust in the body by calming anticipatory anxiety and cultivating inner resilience. For many clients, this also includes releasing old subconscious beliefs around helplessness or fear, which can themselves trigger tension and worsen symptoms.

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While hypnotherapy is not a cure, it is a powerful adjunct tool that can be used alongside medical care or medication. It empowers clients to become active participants in their healing, using the mind as an ally rather than a source of stress. With time, consistency, and compassionate support, many find that migraine management becomes less about suffering—and more about reclaiming peace, control, and quality of life.

Please note: a referral from your physician is required before beginning hypnotherapy for migraine support. This ensures that your care is safely integrated with your existing treatment plan. Hypnotherapy is a complementary tool—not a replacement for medical care, but a powerful ally that helps you reconnect with your body’s wisdom, resilience, and innate capacity to heal.

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The curious paradox is that when I accept myself just as I am, then I can change.

Carl Rogers

CERTIFIED CLINICAL, INTERPERSONAL

& TRANSPERSONAL HYPNOTHERAPIST

Offering online sessions from

St John in the US Virgin Islands

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Disclaimer

​The information on this website is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical, psychological, or psychiatric advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Hypnotherapy is a complementary practice that supports well-being and personal growth but does not replace care provided by a licensed healthcare professional. If you have or suspect a medical or mental health condition, consult a qualified provider before starting hypnotherapy. Results can be profound but are never guaranteed. Hypnotherapy is a team effort and the client must have a desire for change. Effort and willingness must be made by the client to participate and follow certain protocols which may require daily commitments for best results. By using this website, you acknowledge that the practitioner is not liable for any outcomes related to hypnotherapy services. For urgent medical or mental health concerns, seek immediate assistance from a healthcare professional or emergency services.

If you are under the care of a medical professional for any condition for which you are seeking hypnosis support, please obtain a signed, written referral from your healthcare provider prior to engaging and moving forward with related sessions. I am a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, not a mental health practitioner, counselor, or a physician. Hypnotherapy does not take the place of medical or psychiatric care and is not a substitute for diagnosis or treament of any condition. However, it can be a powerful adjunct to many health or mental conditions.
 

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