The Hypnosis Network is careful to only bring
you hypnosis programs created by the best therapists in the field.
Unlike many hypnotists who rely on misinformation or personality
appeal, we have created a system of products based on the collective
knowledge of professionals from a wide variety of fields. Each hypnotherapist
in our network is thoroughly reviewed to meet the highest professional
standards and requirements.
Meet Our Therapists
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Lonnie
Barbach, Ph.D.
Wright Institute
Author of numerous best sellers, Lonnie Barbach, Ph.D., is
one of the foremost authorities on sex and relationships in
the United States. Her books have sold over 4 million copies
in the United States alone. In addition, Dr. Barbach has appeared
on numerous national television programs. She currently is
on the clinical faculty of the UCSF medical school. Read
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Joel
D. Block, Ph.D.
Syracuse University
Joel D. Block, Ph.D., is an award-winning psychologist, practicing
couple/sex therapy and couple-relationship seminars throughout
the United States. Dr. Block is a senior psychologist on the
staff of the Long Island Jewish Medical Center and an Assistant
Clinical Professor at the Einstein College of Medicine. He
supervised the training of early career psychologists at the
medical center’s Sexuality Center for more than 20 years.
He is the author of 15 books on the topics of relationships
and sexuality, including Secrets of Better Sex, featured
in the New York Times. Read
Dr. Block's profile |
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Kim
Cusimano, Ph.D.
New Mexico State University
Dr. Cusimano is dedicated to the psychology of performance
enhancement and quality mental skills training. For the past
nine years, she has consulted with individuals and teams at
the collegiate, national and professional levels, assisting
athletes in successfully integrating a mind-body philosophy
for optimized performance potential. She has consulted with
the Saturn organization and the U.S. Army on stress management
and health. Read Dr.
Cusimano's profile |
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John
Dyckman, Ph.D.
University of California
With 30 years experience working with children and adolescents,
John Dyckman, Ph.D., understands the unique world-view children
experience at different stages of their development. Dr. Dyckman
received the Kaiser Vallejo's Regional Psychological Society's,
"Most valuable contribution to Psychology" award
in 1997. Dr. Dyckman currently works as a psychologist for
Kaiser Medical Center and has a private practice in Albany,
California. Read Dr.
Dyckman's profile |
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Neil Fiore,
Ph.D.
University of Maryland
Neil Fiore, Ph.D., has helped thousands of people become effective
producers. Author of The Now Habit: A Strategic Program
for Overcoming Procrastination and Enjoying Guilt-Free Play,
his experience includes serving as a Lieutenant with the 101st
Airborne Division, a manager with Johnson & Johnson, a
statistical analyst for Shell Oil, and a psychologist counselor
at UC Berkeley. Read
Dr. Fiore's profile |
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Randy
Gilchrist, Psy.D.
Alliant International University
Randy Gilchrist, Psy.D., is on the cutting edge of the use
of clinical hypnosis and other therapeutic methods to help
people successfully quit smoking. A licensed psychotherapist
with advanced training in clinical hypnosis from world-renown
expert Michael Yapko, Ph.D., Dr. Gilchrist has the special
ability to connect and facilitate change with even the most
challenging clients. Read
Dr. Gilchrist's profile |
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Eric
Greenleaf, Ph.D.
New York University
Eric Greenleaf, Ph.D, Founding Director of The Milton H. Erickson
Institute of the Bay Area, is known as one of the world’s
premier hypnosis trainers of professional therapists. Dr.
Greenleaf has practiced, taught and written about hypnotherapy
for 35 years. He was the first recipient of the Milton H.
Erickson Award of Scientific Excellence for Writing in Hypnosis.
Read Dr. Greenleaf's
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Shirley
McNeal, Ph.D.
University of Oregon
Shirley McNeal, Ph.D., recipient of the 2003 Milton H. Erickson
Award for Scientific Excellence by the American Journal
of Clinical Hypnosis, is the author and co-author of more
than 20 scientific papers. Her recently published work on
the use of hypnosis for “Inner Strength and Ego Strengthening”
is recognized worldwide as the standard by the clinical hypnosis
community. Read Dr. McNeal's
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Joyce
Mills, Ph.D.
International College
Joyce Mills, Ph.D., is a spellbinding storyteller and an internationally
recognized authority on the Ericksonian approaches of hypnotherapy.
Author of many hypnotically based bed-time stories, Dr. Mills
is known and loved for her warm, dynamic, inspirational style.
She is Director of the StoryPlay Center and Co-Director of
the Phoenix Institute of Ericksonian Psychotherapy. Read
Dr. Mills' profile |
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Bruce
Peltier, Ph.D.
Wayne State University
Former President of the San Francisco Academy of Hypnosis,
Bruce Peltier, Ph.D., brings a unique and extensive background
through his use of hypnosis in dentistry and executive performance.
Dr. Peltier is a licensed psychologist, an Associate Professor
of Psychology at the University of the Pacific School of Dentistry,
and an executive coach in San Francisco. Read
Dr. Peltier's profile |
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Maggie
Phillips, Ph.D.
Fielding Instute
Maggie Phillips, Ph.D., director of the California Institute
of Clinical Hypnosis, is a licensed psychologist in full-time
private practice in Oakland, California. Co-author of Healing
the Divided Self and author of Finding the Energy to Heal,
Dr. Phillips specializes in the use of hypnosis for pain and
healing. She is also a Fellow of the American Society of Clinical
Hypnosis. Read Dr. Phillips'
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Michele
Ritterman, Ph.D.
Temple University
One of Milton Erickson’s favorite students, Michele
Ritterman, Ph.D., is a pioneer in the integration of hypnosis
and family therapy. Dr. Ritterman trains thousands of psychotherapists
around the world using her unique methods of working with
couples and families. Her numerous published papers and books
on couples, time, trance-in-interaction and states of mind
have been translated into three languages. Read
Dr. Ritterman's profile
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Jack Singer,
Ph.D.
Colorado State University
Working with sports professionals, college athletes, nationally
ranked juniors, and serious “weekend warriors,”
Jack Singer, Ph.D., (Dr. Jack) teaches all his clients how
to consistently maximize their performance. In addition to
teaching in the psychology departments of seven universities,
Dr. Jack was honored with a Diplomate in the field of Sports
Psychology by the National Institute of Sports as a Certified
Sports Psychologist. Read
Dr. Singer's profile |
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Roberta
Temes, Ph.D.
The Union Institute
World-renown hypnotist and psychotherapist, Roberta Temes,
Ph.D., has helped thousands of people resolve sleep and weight-loss
issues. Dr. Roberta is the author of The Complete Idiot's
Guide to Hypnosis, and editor of Medical Hypnosis,
the first medical textbook addressing hypnosis. She is a member
of the faculty of SUNY Health Science Center in Brooklyn,
NY. Dr. Roberta lives in Brooklyn. Read
Dr. Temes's profile |
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Muriel
P. Warren, L.C.S.W.,
D.S.W.
Adelphi University
Muriel P. Warren, L.C.S.W., D.S.W., F.A.A.E.T.S., is a psychotherapist,
hypnotherapist, educator and author. She has written many
books on stress and hypnosis, including Trauma: Treatment
and Transformation. Dr. Warren is a traumatologist who
specializes in stress and anxiety management. She is Executive
Director of the Warren Trauma Institute and trains therapists
in the use of hypnosis and other therapeutic techniques for
the treatment of trauma. Read
Dr. Warren's profile |
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