Phobias Hypnotherapy Testimonial 3

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This Gold Coast client shares their phobias treatment journey with hypnotherapy. If you're considering phobias treatment, this testimonial shows what's possible.

A profound fear of death and heights had severely restricted this client's life for years. On their third visit to Michael, they stood at the Q1 building—completely unafraid at a height that would have been unthinkable before treatment. The demonstration of their freedom included confidently leaning against the glass with legs back, looking straight down sixty-nine floors. When asked to rate their fear level on a scale of zero to ten, they reported zero—or perhaps a one, but with absolutely no anxiety in their stomach. The transformation proved so complete that they planned to attempt the bridge climb in Sydney and even climb the outside of the Q1 tower. Where people had no chance of getting them to such heights before, they now approached these challenges with enthusiasm rather than terror. The shift from paralyzing fear to genuine freedom demonstrates how thoroughly the treatment addressed the root of their phobias. Discover how multiple phobias were resolved together.

And I have a very big had a very big fear of death and he bites and I've come to see Michael and this is my third visit to him and now I'm up on the Q1 completely unafraid. I'm happy to put my head on the glass and prove to you how much he's helping me. Are you ready? >> Well, that's a long way down. >> Straight down. Legs back. >> What? Hang on. Let's Hang on. You two just >> Wow. You're leaning against the grass. On a scale of 0 to 10, what's your fear level? >> Zero. Absolutely zero. >> But Helen, what if you fell? It's so powerful. >> Half full. No fear. >> All thanks to Michael. >> So, you're doing the bridge climb in Sydney in a couple of days, I believe. >> I am. I am done. >> How are you feeling about that? Two days. >> Can you come back into the sun? We can't see you. >> Oh, I'm not afraid at all to do the bridge climb. Yeah. >> And I'm going to attempt to climb to the top of the queue >> on the Oh, the the outside of it. >> On the outside. >> When are you going to be doing that? >> Probably the next day before I go to Sydney. >> Congratulations. >> Thank you so much, Michael. Thanks to you. Completely relieved of all my fears. >> You're welcome. >> Thank you.