My hypnosis journey began as a patient. During DSE, my mental state collapsed due to enormous stress; hence, I became depressed and bulimic. This led me to try hypnotherapy. After several sessions of therapy, my mood and mental condition improved miraculously. I was so impressed by the improvement and decided to learn hypnotherapy in order to help others with similar situations. I then received my NGH Hypnotherapist certification when I just turned 18. Afterwards, I decided to dive deep into the field of hypnosis, and learn how to conduct past life regression, a seemingly mysterious yet useful skill in therapy. At the age of 20, I became a certified instructor and was eligible to provide training to aspiring hypnotherapists.

Some people may be skeptical about hypnosis, and may even think it is nothing but a stunt. However, hypnosis has been backed by scientific research by numerous top institutions and it has been used as either standalone or supplemental treatment. Some treat it as a form of guided meditation - hypnotists induce patients into a trance-like state using verbal repetition and mental images. Under this state, patients feel calm and relaxed; this is when hypnotherapists instill suggestions for relaxation, calmness, and overall well-being in patients’ subconscious minds.  Even though the suggestion may last just during the session, it still lasts in the subconscious mind.