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Hypnosis Certification Course Beginning

Cheryl Beshada, CMHt, owner of Clinical Hypnosis Institute, will begin a hypnosis certification course on February 11. The state-licensed school, established in 2001, offers both online and in-person certification training, private hypnosis sessions and group workshops. Personalized attention and ongoing support is included through their mentor program and membership in the Clinical Hypnosis Professional Group.

She says, “If you are interested in learning about the subconscious mind and helping yourself and others, this is the school for you. Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have a truly rewarding career that you really enjoy? Do you feel drawn to help others navigate on their journey down this path called life? Have you ever wondered what it is like to help people improve their self-esteem, with relationships, to improve in school or sports or to just feel better physically through pain relief and alleviating the effects of illness? Hypnosis can be the vehicle of transformation for you as well for the clients you work with.”

Location: 8200 Old Thirteen Mile Rd., Ste. 110, Warren. For more information, call 586-899-9009 or visit ClinicalHypnosisInstitute.com.

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