Personalized hypnosis and NLP sessions can help you understand anxious patterns, reduce their intensity, and practice simple tools for feeling calmer and more confident.
Respectful one-to-one care
Morning to evening
East Brady + online
Anxiety can show up in the mind, body, and everyday choices. I have experienced it myself, so I understand how disruptive it can feel. Sessions focus on the patterns affecting you most and practical skills you can use between visits.
Symptoms such as chest pain, breathing difficulty, or dizziness can have medical causes. Seek prompt medical care for new, severe, or unexplained symptoms.
Thoughts, feelings, physical sensations, and behavior influence one another. The work is tailored to help you notice those connections and respond with greater choice.
Begin by identifying the situations, memories, beliefs, and body signals connected to your concern.
Use guided hypnosis, NLP, visualization, and other appropriate techniques to create a calmer response.
Leave with simple techniques you can use on your own to reinforce progress in everyday life.
What it feels like: hypnosis is a relaxed, focused state—not sleep and not loss of control. You remain aware and able to stop at any time.
Experience grounded in psychology, philosophy, hypnosis, NLP, and continued study.
Jeffrey J. Lewis, B.A., CHt., is a certified hypnotherapist and NLP practitioner who has worked with clients for more than three decades.
His early interest in how the mind works led to academic study in philosophy and psychology and later to specialized training in hypnosis, NLP, life coaching, cognitive behavioral methods, medical hypnotherapy, and autoimmune hypnosis.
Sessions are relaxed, direct, and personal. The goal is to help you better understand what is happening, build useful skills, and move forward at a pace that respects your individual needs.
Every client is different, so the number and pace of sessions are based on your goals, history, and participation.
Start with a private phone conversation about what you are experiencing and what you hope to change.
The first appointment explores your concern in depth and typically lasts about 90 minutes to two hours.
Follow-up sessions are usually about 60 minutes and reinforce skills you can continue using independently.
These brief summaries reflect experiences shared by past clients. Initials are used to protect privacy.
After struggling with anxiety around sales calls, I learned tools that helped me approach new clients with confidence.
I had avoided driving after dark for years. One focused session helped me move past the fear that had limited me.
I came in overwhelmed by family stress and left with practical ways to lower my anxiety and feel more in control.
Individual experiences vary. Testimonials do not promise or guarantee a particular result.
A calm setting, flexible hours, and straightforward support make it easier to focus on the work that brought you here.
Understanding the process can make the first step feel much easier. If your question is not here, call for a no-pressure conversation.
Hypnosis is a state of focused attention and relaxation. It can make it easier to explore patterns, consider helpful suggestions, and mentally rehearse new responses. You remain aware and in control throughout the process.
No. Most people describe the experience as deeply relaxed and inwardly focused, similar to meditation or becoming absorbed in a daydream. You can speak, move, and end the session at any time.
There is no standard number because goals and circumstances differ. The first session helps clarify the pattern and develop a plan. Most clients attend a focused series of sessions rather than open-ended, long-term work.
Yes. In-office appointments are available in East Brady, Pennsylvania, and remote sessions are offered to clients located within the continental United States.
Explore practical perspectives on anxiety, hypnosis, emotions, and the patterns that shape everyday experience.
A discount is available to verified U.S. military veterans.
Call for a free, private consultation. You can briefly explain what has been happening, ask questions, and decide whether the approach feels right for you.
(724) 691-3928
224 E. 3rd Street, East Brady, PA
Monday–Saturday · 10am–7pm
In-office and remote within the continental U.S.