Northern Lights Hypnosis LLC

Scott Babb, BCH, of Northern Lights Hypnosis has been selected as a faculty member for the National Guild of Hypnotists Annual Convention in August 2013. Scott will be presenting classes on two hypnosis-related topics.

Scott Babb of Northern Lights Hypnosis has been certified as a hypnosis instructor by the National Guild of Hypnotists.

We will post notifications of any upcoming certification classes for those who want to become Certified Consulting Hypnotists.

Cardiovascular diseases are the #1 killer of Americans, and the President has proclaimed February as “American Heart Month.”

How can you get a healthier heart and reduce your risk of heart disease?

1. Reach and maintain your ideal weight through a healthy diet and exercise.
2. Quit smoking.
3. Reduce stress.

What’s the easiest way to do this? HYPNOSIS!

Call Northern Lights Hypnosis at 603-672-0299 today to find out how easy it is to help your heart through hypnosis.

Make this the year that you succeed!

Call Northern Lights Hypnosis at 603.672.0299 between now and January 31, 2011 and we will give you 25% off our regular rates.

(Discount good only for services provided by Northern Lights Hypnosis LLC. May not be combined with any other promotion, discount, or offer. No cash value. Offer expires January 31, 2011 at 11:59 PM US/Eastern time.)

There will be no self-hypnosis class at Northern Lights Hypnosis on Monday, December 27, 2010.

Clients who have individual clinical sessions scheduled should call and confirm or reschedule as the blizzard progresses.

Stay warm and safe!

Northern Lights Hypnosis will be exhibiting at the Southern New Hampshire Expo on October 22, 2009 in the Hampshire Dome at Hampshire Hills in Milford.

Stop by booth #249 and say hello!

It turned out that Dan Vitchoff and I ended up having lunch together today to discuss a couple of things, including the hypnosis system he used to achieve such spectacular results with U.S. athletes in the 2008 Olympics. It was a very informative lunch.

Among the sessions I attended today were ones where I learned new techniques to help clients with communication, motivation, self esteem, personal success, education, and several other things that can be quickly and effectively helped through hypnosis.

Two of the sessions I attended dealt with working directly with doctors, dentists, and other medical practitioners as an adjunct to their treatment methods. There are many ways that a hypnotist can work with a traditional medical practitioner to help improve the overall outcome for their patients.

The two greatest contributors to the science of hypnosis in the 20th century were the late Milton Erickson and the late Dave Elman. Much has been written by and about Erickson, but very little is known about Dave Elman beyond what is written in his book “Hypnotherapy” and perhaps whatever truths may exist in the fanciful stories about Elman on the internet.

Today I seized what may be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to learn much more about Dave Elman by attending a convention session with Elman’s son, Col. Larry Elman (USAF, ret.) and later having a 1-on-1 conversation with him. Larry Elman worked in his father’s hypnosis school, assisting with the teaching of hypnosis to doctors and dentists in the 1950s. He stripped away myths, added facts, and revealed previously unknown aspects of his father’s techniques.

The legendary “Dave Elman Induction” as well as the techniques Elman called “hypnoanalysis” are taught to all practitioners of the 5-PATH advanced hypnosis system. The information revealed by Larry Elman will help me use those techniques more effectively with you, the client.

Scott Babb here at the National Guild of Hypnotists annual convention and educational conference. In addition to getting my annual NGH re-certification, I’m also learning lots of new things to help you make the changes you want and get a better life.

Today was the opening day of the conference. There are literally over 300 educational seminars during the course of the conference. In the sessions I attended today I learned about things like new studies with advanced medical equipment that show how hypnosis activates specific areas of the brain, how hypnosis can be used to help those who suffer from asthma (with live demonstrations, even!), and how hypnosis was used by the U.S. Olympic team last year to set new records and win gold medals.

I blocked off part of tomorrow’s lunchtime for a 1-on-1 conversation with the hypnotist who went to Beijing with the U.S. Olympic Shooting Team last year and helped their shooters bring home the gold. Results like those certainly warrant me having a quick lunch so I can learn more about how to help clients get the best possible results from sports improvement hypnosis.