Self Hypnosis Workshops

Most people who work with me appreciate how reliable and caring I am.
I can hold an audience's attention with interesting and useful information while also responding to their questions and needs in a personal and professional way.
People tend to appreciate what they learn from me and find they can use it right away in their daily lives to feel better in mind and body. They also tend to be surprised to learn that self hypnosis and massage therapy (ie massage for mind and body) can be far more empowering and easy than they had previously understood.
I can do my thing pretty much anywhere from a street festival to a small or large room and even in a forest. In fact, I enjoy adapting to different contexts.

I'm a certified master hypnotist and registered massage therapist with additional certification as a trauma-informed practitioner. I can teach anyone how to use their bodies and minds more efficiently using self hypnosis, gravity, and their imaginations.

With a long history on stage and screen, I love working with groups and facilitating workshops of all kinds including how to massage others regardless of size and strength, restorative movement, somatic expression, nonsexual intimacy, easy mindfulness, and self hypnosis (which is basically strategic meditation).

I'm located in Toronto's west end and can provide massage therapy without any special equipement, although I tend to bring a sturdy folding stool. I'm looking forward to being of service and watching people feel better while they have fun at your event.

I can teach self hypnosis and easy massage anywhere, any time. However, some things will make it easier for people, such as comfortable seating and low levels of background noise unless we are very close together in a smaller group for hypnosis. Same goes for easy mindfulness and nonsexual intimacy exploration.

For massage therapy at events, I bring my own folding stool and hand sanitizer and signup sheet. For workshops on how to give massages with ease, people can be standing, leaning against a wall or tree, or seated on the ground if not a stool or bench or chair with no arm rests.

For restorative movement and somatic expression, we can be standing on any surface or using yoga mats, blankets, carpet, and grass.