Best Read Hypnosis Articles of 2017

A highlight of the year: psychology students at Good Counsel High School experience hypnosis. (May 2017)

Each December I like to take a few moments to revisit my year of blogging about stories, applications, approaches and outcomes related to hypnosis as a tool for health, wellness and exceptional living.  This insight allows me to organize my editorial calendar for the coming year with the goal of aligning content with the interest of readers.

So…drum roll please…a study of analytics reveals these three posts to be most popular content of 2017:

Get Hypnotized at the Burke Centre Festival

(August 2017)

2,606 readers

Seneca Valley Gets Hypnotized for After Prom
(January 2017)

2,128 readers

Hypnotist, Comedian and Thought Provoking Speaker

(November 2017)

2,111 readers

Frozen in time!  This student under hypnosis responds instantly to the freeze suggestion.

2 Schools…2 Shows…2 Wonderful Causes

I have performed my Hypnotic Experience show more than 40 times this year with each venue presenting new, interesting and exciting challenges.  

Along the way I’ve met a wonderful group of people -- event organizers, educators, PTSA reps, professionals, and college, high school and middle school students.  It has been a blast!

The past few days has been the culmination of an amazing year as I headlined a fundraiser hosted by Churchill High School and then visited with students at the Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School as part of a series of events to promote health and wellness.

The hypnotist with Churchill High School's basketball team after the fundraiser.

“The turn-out was fabulous and I heard great things so far from students who attended, especially from those who volunteered.  You’ve been so generous with your time and energy.  Thank you for being flexible about our approach to organizing the day.  The voluntary workshops are new for us and we are energized about continuing the effort to promote skills, joy and a mindset of wellness for our community.  You’ve been a great contributor to that effort and we are grateful.”

Rachel Soifer

Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School