



WELCOME
Welcome! My name is Laura Everly and I’m a Certified Hypnotherapist CHt and Mindfulness Coach.
Change and healing begin in the subconscious mind, and you can access this through altered mind-states in meditation, visualization, and hypnosis.
Many people are burdened with past traumas and old family programming that limits their lives in various ways. I help people heal old wounds and experience new possibilities.
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ALTERNATIVE THERAPY
The mind is an infinite well of resources and insight. You can discover inner strengths and activate meaningful change and healing!
I use hypnosis, meditation, visualization, coaching, and regression techniques to access your subconscious and transcend limiting thoughts and behavior, so you can achieve your goals.
I offer personalized support sessions and support groups.
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SESSIONS
Receive professional support for healthy changes, stress relief, self-awareness, and trauma healing.
Sessions offered:
- Schedule a Free Consultation.
- Gift for you: Therapeutic Self-Awareness Journal
SERVICES
Awaken Your Best Self
Virtual Sessions on Zoom:
- HEALTHY LIFESTYLE HABITS
- OVERCOME LIMITING THOUGHTS/BEHAVIORS
- DISCOVER PAST LIVES AND RELATIONSHIP CONTRACTS
- SUPPORT FOR CHRONIC PAIN/ILLNESS
- STRESS REDUCTION
- HEAL THE PAST
- INNER CHILD
+PLUS SUPPORT GROUPS
To Shift your life in a desired direction, you must powerfully shift your subconscious.
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