Changing Lanes Has Opened in a New Location to Better Serve the Medical Community.
Happy people heal better. Changing Lanes owner, Amy Hale is expanding to assist clients in taking part in their own treatment plans by supporting doctors and counselors in their endeavors to help people heal. By offering tools to help patients shift attitudes, hypnotherapy is offered to assist in the treatment already being received by the patientÂ’s physician.
Ann Arbor, MI (PRWEB) December 24, 2004
Amy Hale, Certified Hypnotherapist at 1900 West Stadium Boulevard, knows that happy people heal better. She has been dedicated since March 2002 in serving her clients by helping them to lose weight, stop smoking, and reduce pain. As a hypnotherapist, Ms. Hale assists clients in taking part in their own treatment plans by supporting doctors and counselors in their endeavors to help people heal. By offering tools to help patients shift attitudes, hypnotherapy is offered to assist in the treatment already being received by the patientÂ’s physician.
"Hypnotherapy is not meant to be a substitute for medical care," remarks Ms. Hale. "My aim is to offer support to doctors and counselors in helping their clients make the changes needed in order to improve health."
The top three complaints that are often difficult to treat by the medical profession are weight loss, smoking cessation and pain management. By adding hypnotherapy to the patientÂ’s care, many medical conditions can be improved and often health can be restored more easily.
Ms. Hale received her training and certification through the Infinity Institute and International Medical and Dental Hypnosis Association® (IMDHA). Dr. Anne Spencer-Beacham, Director of the IMDHA has spoken about her desires for the progress of hypnotherapy with the medical profession. Dr. Spencer has often referenced her vision as "a door marked Hypnotherapist in every health care facility world-wide – staffed by IMDHA certified members."
Ms. Hale has opened that possibility at her office at the Parkway Center Medical Building. "Clients want to be a part of their treatment plan but often donÂ’t completely understand how to motivate themselves to do so. ThatÂ’s where my services come in. I help clients find out why they are stuck and offer them tools in helping get back on the road to health."
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