Hypnosis that heals
at the root.

Hypnosis that heals at the root

Most hypnosis focuses on fast behavior change in a single session, and in many cases, it works. But quick fixes don't always last, and sometimes a resolved habit just resurfaces in a new form. Someone quits drinking and starts overeating. Someone stops smoking and starts nail-biting. That's because the behavior was never really the problem. It was a symptom of an underlying emotion that still needed somewhere to go.

The core of my practice is helping people become free of longstanding or recurring emotional patterns — sadness, anger, fear, stress — that resurface again and again regardless of what triggers them.

In my hypnosis practice, I use a protocol that takes 5-7 sessions and goes deeper. This protocol finds and releases the old, stuck emotions underneath unwanted behaviors. When those emotions are released, the behavior change that follows tends to happen easily, and without new unwanted habits popping up somewhere else.

This approach has deep clinical roots. It is a modernized and evolved version of protocols that were used successfully to treat combat-related trauma during both World Wars.

I'm Brad Mewhort, a certified clinical hypnotist based in the Pacific Northwest. My background includes training in somatic practices, meditation, and relational work, which informs an approach to clinical hypnosis that is grounded, attentive, and deeply respectful of your experience.