Hypnotherapy for Insomnia

Upgrade Your Unconscious Mind for Healthy Restful Sleep

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Do you struggle with getting healthy, restful sleep?

Do you find your mind racing and unable to calm down, suffering from insomnia or have regular nightmares, leading to exhaustion?

You’re not alone. Many people suffer from sleep problems, which can negatively impact their physical and mental health, and accelerates aging.

I experienced how it feels not to be able to sleep and get proper rest night after night over a long period of time.

At some point, chronic lack of sleep affects also your relationships and career making you feel:

  • exhausted
  • unfocused and unconcentrated
  • unproductive
  • short-tempered
  • out of control of your own mind

But there is a solution for Insomnia

Hypnotherapy can help you take control of your own mind and achieve healthy, uninterrupted sleep. I know it on my own experience and experience with my clients.

Through our work together, you can achieve:

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Hypnotherapy Approach to Dealing with Insomnia

Most of my clients have sleep issues along with main issues like anxiety, burnout, or excess weight. Usually, we address sleep problems during a one-month of working together on the main issue or in an additional hypnocoaching session.

Client satisfaction agreement:

Because we will work with your subconscious mind using hypnotherapy, the changes you achieve are effortless and lasting.

Here's how we can work together:

Take action now and experience the benefits of healthy, restful sleep. Book a strategy call to kickstart your journey toward transformation.

Let’s work together to help you regain control over your mind and live the life you deserve and desire.

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Transforming Lives: Hypnotherapy for Insomnia and other Sleep Issues - Real Stories, Real Results

Here is what my clients were capable of achieving:

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Falling asleep easily

These can be various things that keep you awake at night. Some people experience a non-stopping train of thoughts or worries, and others generate creative, positive ideas preoccupying them and preventing falling asleep.

Some of my clients followed elaborate protocols in the hope to fall asleep. After the therapy, they didn’t need those protocols.

Sleeping through

Another feature of proper sleep is sleeping through or going back to sleep easily when waking up at night. During sleep, you go through the repeating phases of light and deep sleep. And it is natural to wake up transitioning from the deep to the light phase of sleep. Waking up itself doesn’t affect the quality of your sleep but you do want to go back to sleep quickly and effortlessly. 

Deep sleep 

Your brain and body require deep phases of sleep in order to rest and recover properly.

Stopping nightmares

Nightmares have underlying psychological root causes which can be addressed with hypnotherapy. And then it is a matter of changing the habit of the brain of having them. I had a client who stopped nightmares that used to come in dreams every night for many years.

Peaceful waking-up

When you worry at night or have troubling dreams, you also wake up stressed. After working on your sleep with hypnotherapy, you can have a peaceful state of mind upon waking up.

Untraining brain

There might be a situation in your life when you cannot allow yourself to sleep properly like one of my clients that had a baby with a special condition. When the survival of your child depends on you, you can train your brain to only nod off lightly staying sensitive to the slightest sounds or movements of your child.

This client took care of her baby 24/7 and her mind did a perfect job keeping her alert. But even when the threat subsided, she was not able to sleep for almost two decades. Using hypnotherapy she untrained her brain staying awake and started having restful nights.

FAQ: Hypnotherapy for Insomnia

Can hypnosis help with insomnia?

Yes, hypnosis can be very effective for resolving insomnia and other sleep disturbances. 

Whether you’re struggling to fall asleep, waking up frequently during the night, or experiencing nightmares, hypnotherapy can help.
It works by resetting the unconscious patterns that disrupt your sleep and addressing their underlying emotional triggers.

How does hypnotherapy work for sleep problems?

Hypnotherapy works by gently guiding the mind into a deeply relaxed, focused state, where it becomes more open to positive suggestions and change.

In this state, we can access and reprogram subconscious patterns that interfere with sleep.
Hypnosis helps retrain the brain to associate bedtime with safety, calm, and rest rather than tension or anxiety.

The result is a natural return to deeper, more restorative sleep.

Can hypnosis help me fall asleep faster or stay asleep longer?

Yes. Many clients find that after a few sessions, they fall asleep more quickly and sleep more deeply throughout the night.

Hypnosis helps reduce mental and physical tension and quiet the inner chatter — the key to falling and staying asleep.

If you’re someone who wakes up at 3am and can’t fall back asleep, or if you find it takes hours to drift off, hypnosis can help restore your sleep rhythm.

How many sessions do I need to improve my sleep?

I offer a structured 5-session hypnotherapy program tailored to address the root cause of your sleep problems.
During this program, we address the subconscious patterns that interfere with restful sleep and rewire sleep-related behaviors so that sleep becomes natural and effortless.

This approach improves falling and staying asleep and enhances the overall quality of your rest and, therefore, the rest of your life.

What if I’ve had sleep problems for years — is hypnosis still effective?

Yes, absolutely. I’ve worked with clients who had never slept well — not even as infants. They had learned, often unconsciously, to stay alert and unsafe at night due to early life circumstances. With hypnotherapy, even those clients — as young adults — began sleeping well for the first time in their lives.

Sleep difficulties are not something you’re “born with” or doomed to live with. Hypnosis helps you unlearn the patterns that keep you awake and reconnect with your body’s natural ability to sleep deeply and peacefully.

If you have doubts that hypnotherapy is suitable for you, you can perform a hypnotisability test here: