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Clinical Hypnotherapy
at Craft Psychology

Imagine if you could free yourself from the grips of a phobia, imposter syndrome, anxiety, trauma, depression, self esteem issues, sleep troubles and physical pain by accessing your subconscious mind. 

 

Craft proudly offers Calgary hypnotherapy services. 

What is Hypnotherapy?

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Hypnosis is an ancient practice. While it may drum up connotations of mind control or clucking like a chicken, clinical hypnotherapy employs our natural capacity to access our subconscious and slow our brain waves to create a dream-like state of relaxation.

 

As humans, we naturally experience this state—perhaps when we focus our attention on a specific task, when riding a bike, or those moments just before falling asleep. Our subconscious mind automatically works on our behalf without our knowledge 90% of the time—it is what helps us move through the world, make decisions, dream, and form assumptions and beliefs.

Clinical hypnotherapy couples hypnosis with therapy to move you closer to the life you want to be living. It's a means to experience a deep state of relaxation and allow your subconscious mind to work on your behalf to create healing and meaningful change.

Chelsey Morton, Craft's Registered Clinical Hypnotherapist in Calgary (certified through Arch Canada), merely facilitates this process and is guided by your specific hopes and objectives for hypnotherapy. 

Explore how hypnosis therapy can help you. 
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Contact Us

CONSULTATION HOURS

Daytime and occasional evening and weekend appointments.

In-person and virtual.

FIND US

Chelsey's Office

2nd floor, #2005 10 Ave S.W.

Calgary, AB

Rebca's Office

2632 24 St S.W.

Calgary, AB

CALL US

587-435-7580

To contact us or request an appointment, please fill in & submit the form below. Make note if you are requesting a particular therapist. Meet the team here.

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We acknowledge the traditional lands of the people of the Treaty 7 Region of southern Alberta including the Blackfoot Confederacy (Siksika, Piikani, and Kainai First Nations), and the Tsuut’ina First Nation, the Stoney Nakoda (Chiniki, Bearspaw and Good Stoney First Nations). In addition to Metis Nation of Alberta, Region 3. Acknowledging the land, we inhabit and do our work on as settlers is foundational to reconciliation and decolonization.

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