“After trying patches, gum, and everything else, I honestly didn’t think hypnosis would work. But after one session, something clicked—and I haven’t had a cigarette in 8 months.” - Jennifer L, Manchester, NH
“My anxiety used to control my daily life. After working with Matt, I feel calmer, more focused, and finally in control.” - Ronald F, Goffstown, NH
“I was skeptical at first, but the results spoke for themselves. This works.” - Lauren E, Nashua, NH
Hypnosis is a natural, focused state of attention—not mind control. In this state, we’re able to quiet the noise of the conscious mind and work directly with deeper patterns and habits. Most clients leave sessions feeling relaxed, clear-headed, and more in control.
Quitting smoking is rarely a simple test of willpower. Nicotine can create physical dependence, while coffee, stress, driving, social situations, work breaks, and other familiar moments can become strongly connected with the act of smoking. Hypnosis may support the behavioral…
Do you ever find yourself replaying conversations, worrying about situations that haven't happened yet, or struggling to quiet your mind at the end of the day?
You're not alone. Overthinking is one of the most common issues people face, and…
Read more
Stress is a normal part of life. But when it becomes constant, it can quietly affect your health, relationships, work, and overall happiness. Here are seven signs stress may be running your life—and how professional hypnosis may help you regain…
Curious about what hypnosis feels like? Learn what to expect during a professional hypnosis session, what you may experience, and why you remain aware and in control throughout the process.
One of the questions I hear most often from people…
Does hypnosis actually work, or is it simply a form of entertainment? Professional hypnosis is very different from the exaggerated versions shown in movies and on stage. Here is what research and decades of professional use suggest about hypnosis, how…
Read more
Many people have heard of hypnosis, but surprisingly few understand what it really is. Professional hypnosis is not mind control or stage entertainment. It is a collaborative process that uses focused attention, relaxation, mental imagery, and positive suggestion to support…
Read more
Can hypnosis help someone who has experienced trauma? Hypnosis may support relaxation, emotional regulation, confidence, and healthier responses to present-day triggers. However, trauma-related hypnosis—particularly age regression and attempts to recover hidden memories—requires careful safeguards and realistic expectations.
Traumatic experiences can…
Can hypnosis recover a forgotten memory? Hypnosis may help someone relax, concentrate, and explore thoughts or associations connected to the past. However, it cannot guarantee that a recalled image, impression, or story is historically accurate. Understanding this distinction is essential…
Read more
Have you ever felt a powerful connection to a place you have never visited, experienced an unexplained sense of familiarity, or wondered whether a recurring image could have a deeper meaning? Past life regression hypnosis offers an imaginative and often…
Read more
On the Behavior Bootcamp Podcast, Dr. Bethany Bilodeau interviews Matt Connarton, Certified Hypnotherapy, about his background and experience working with clients using hypnosis.
Are you struggling to stay motivated, concentrate on important tasks, or follow through on your goals? Hypnosis may help you reduce mental distractions, strengthen constructive habits, and practice responding to work, study, and personal responsibilities with greater focus.
Most people…
Is a particular fear limiting your choices, disrupting your routine, or keeping you from experiences that matter to you? Hypnosis may support relaxation, confidence, mental rehearsal, and healthier responses to manageable fear triggers—but it should be used with realistic expectations…
Read more
Do racing thoughts, physical tension, or anxiety about sleep keep you awake at night? Hypnosis may support relaxation, reduce mental chatter, and reinforce healthier bedtime habits. However, it is not a guaranteed cure for insomnia and should not replace appropriate…
Read more
Does your blood pressure rise as soon as you enter a doctor’s office? Do you become tense while waiting for the cuff to inflate—even when your readings are lower at home? Hypnosis may support relaxation, confidence, and a calmer response…
By Matt Connarton, Certified Hypnotherapist
Has constant stress left you feeling tense, distracted, overwhelmed, or unable to relax? Hypnosis may help you practice calming your body, quieting mental chatter, and responding to everyday pressures in a more deliberate way.
Stress…
Do you repeatedly delay important tasks—even when you genuinely want to complete them? Hypnosis may help you recognize your procrastination patterns, reduce avoidable distractions, and mentally rehearse beginning and following through more consistently.
Procrastination can be deeply frustrating. You may…
Read more
Are emotional eating, mindless snacking, inconsistent motivation, or difficulty following through making weight management more frustrating? Hypnosis may help you become more aware of familiar eating patterns, reinforce healthier choices, and practice responding differently to common triggers.
Weight management is…
Read more