Mindworks Hypnotherapy: Welcome

Welcome and thank you for visiting the MINDWORKS Hypnotherapy website. My name is Ellen R. Coleman. I am a former university professor and a certified clinical hypnotherapist currently in private practice at my office in West Los Angeles, California.

My clientele includes a wide range of adults and young people who turn to me for assistance in overcoming obstacles to their professional success, academic achievement, self-expression, and personal fulfillment.

Drawing upon a variety of hypnotherapeutic tools and processes, I specialize in empowering clients to:

Manage Stress and Anxiety
Overcome Fears and Phobias
Bolster Confidence and Self-Esteem
Replace Unwanted Habits with Constructive Behavior
Dissolve Limiting Beliefs and Creative Blocks
Eliminate Self-Sabotage and Develop Self-Empowerment
Deepen Concentration and Sharpen Focus
Turbocharge Motivation and Perseverance
Achieve Goals and Manifest Dreams

Enabling a person to create a more satisfying life and become their authentic self truly makes my spirit soar and my heart sing.

I encourage you to read the information in my website, where you will learn the concepts and benefits of hypnotherapy. I would feel honored if you decide to work with me. You will receive the tools, inspiration, and encouragement you need when you are truly ready to change.

While clinical hypnosis is not magic or an over-night miracle cure, it is an effective means for self-transformation when you commit to the process whole-heartedly and work the customized program I design for you. You will learn how to align your conscious desires with the driving force of your subconscious, where 90% of mind power resides and changes in behavior develop. You will create the mindset required to resolve the issues holding you back and to unleash your creative potential.

Some problems, such as pain or morbid obesity, may require a medical referral. For clients seeking my help, who suffer from severe depression or another mood disorder, I require a referral from a psychiatrist, psychotherapist, or clinical psychologist. I always respect the role of that therapist as your primary caregiver who sanctions in writing my role as an adjunct therapist.