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💤 What Is Insomnia?

Insomnia is a common sleep disorder that makes it hard to fall asleep, stay asleep, or get restful sleep, even when the environment is calm and quiet. It can be short-term (a few nights or weeks) or chronic (lasting months or longer).

People with insomnia often:

  • Lie awake for long periods at night

  • Wake up frequently or too early

  • Feel tired even after “sleeping”

  • Struggle with focus, mood, or memory during the day

Restless sleep - racing thoughts

Hypnosis can be a powerful tool for managing insomnia, and many people experience real benefits from incorporating it into their sleep routines. Here’s a breakdown of how it works and what the benefits can be:

🧠 How Hypnosis Helps with Insomnia

Hypnosis gently accesses the subconscious mind and promotes a deep state of relaxation—something often missing when insomnia takes over. Through calming guidance and positive suggestion, hypnosis helps restore the body’s natural ability to sleep.

It can:

🌀 Quiet the Racing Mind

Reduce overthinking, anxiety, and inner dialogue that keep you awake.

🌿 Promote Physical Relaxation

Progressive muscle relaxation soothes the nervous system, helping you drift into sleep more easily.

🔄 Reset Negative Sleep Patterns

Reprogram thought loops like “I’ll never fall asleep” and “I’m a bad sleeper” with empowering beliefs.

🔐 Strengthen Your Sleep Routine

Reinforce healthy habits, like falling asleep calmly and waking up refreshed.

✅ Why Choose Hypnosis?

  • Fall asleep faster

  • Sleep through the night

  • Wake up feeling rested

  • Reduce stress & bedtime anxiety

  • Create lasting change through the subconscious mind

  • Natural & drug-free with no side effects

peaceful restful sleep

Starfish Hypnosis ~ 732-974-1177

Susan M. Blasi, RN, MA, CADC, CH

sblasi@starfishhypnosis.com

 

DISCLAIMER & LEGAL COMPLIANCE In accordance with New Jersey Administrative Code § 13:42-1.2, hypnotists are not licensed healthcare professionals unless otherwise credentialed. Practice hypnosis within the scope of stress management, habit change, and personal motivation, and do not diagnose or treat medical or psychological conditions.Clients acknowledge that:Hypnosis is not a medical or psychological therapy, nor a substitute for professional healthcare.The practitioner does not prescribe medication or provide medical advice.No specific outcome is guaranteed, and results vary among individuals.Hypnosis is a collaborative process between the hypnotist and client. 2025

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