Every New Year, people across the Delaware Valley resolve to make a positive change in their life. But soon after, their motivation fades away and they find themselves back in the same old rut, feeling even more frustrated than before.
Why does this happen, and what can be done to make your resolutions stick? As part of World Hypnotism Day on January 4th 2008, Center City Hypnosis will present a free workshop: "Using Your Mind for a Change". During this workshop, attendees will learn:
Why willpower and positive thinking aren't enough to make a permanent change.
Why it's difficult to change old habits and feelings, no matter how many self-help books you read, and no matter how intelligent you are.
Why people eat too much, drink too much, or do anything "too much".
How you sabotage yourself every day, without even knowing it.
"Most people try to change how they think, feel or behave by using a very limited part of their mind, their conscious willpower," says Steve Roh, certified hypnotist and owner of Center City Hypnosis. "We want to spread the word that hypnosis is a powerful and effective tool for change because it works directly with the subconscious mind, which is what really drives people's behavior."
Steve says, "Hypnosis is becoming more widely accepted, as it's being studied and used by leading medical institutions like Stanford University, the Mayo Clinic and Harvard Medical School. We want people to learn the truth about real hypnosis, not what Hollywood and TV would have you believe."
The free workshop on Friday January 4th 2008, World Hypnotism Day, will be held at Center City Hypnosis' office in downtown Philadelphia - 1420 Walnut Street, Suite 908. There will be two hour-long workshops, one at 12noon and another at 5pm.
Attendees can pre-register by visiting http://www.CenterCityHypnosis.com and contacting Steve through the website.
To learn more about World Hypnotism Day, please visit http://www.WorldHypnotismDay.com.
Bio - Steve Roh is owner and operator of Center City Hypnosis, has been featured on Comcast Network's "Your Morning" program as an expert on hypnosis, and has helped hundreds of Delaware Valley residents take back control of their lives.