Trauma Rewired21 Sep 2021

Healing with Hypnosis & Heart Math

Joining us today is local Austenite, Krista Jack, M.S. I'm so excited to share her work with you, this is a very relevant conversation and is really an episode of groundbreaking wellness. She is an incredible practitioner, predominantly works with the subconscious mind, and enjoys working with a wide variety of issues that her clients come to her with.

In this episode, we discuss:

How we are designed to be in a state of ease and not in a state of stress
What is keeping us in a fight, flight, or freeze state in our society
The age demographic Krista works with
Subconscious vs. Conscious
How our programming starts in the womb
Krista explains and 'debunks' hypnosis
Delta, Theta, and Alpha states
Heart math and heart/brain coherence
What kind of patients Krista works with and how she works with them
Krista explains (NLP) Neuro Linguistic Programming
Timeline therapy and sports therapy

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About Krista Jack, M.S.

Krista Jack is a hypnotist, neuro linguistic programming practitioner, heart math professional trainer, reiki master, success coach, and speaker. She has worked as an environmental scientist for almost 20 years, assessing and cleaning up pollution, and assisting with disaster recovery efforts. She combines her experience as a success coach as well as her experience in consulting, training, scientific methods, and deep personal development to bring fresh insights and empowerment to those who are ready to make a dramatic improvement in their lives.

Krista works with anxiety, depression, stress management, PTSD, addiction, weight issues, insomnia, lack of confidence, low self-esteem, lack of motivation, fears and phobias, divorce struggles, health concerns, performance and test anxiety, as well as sports performance.

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