Stephanie Dalfonzo in the news

Danbury News Times, Friday, March 05, 2010
You're in control and getting very sleepy

Eyes closed, restful strains of music surround me as I'm being rocked in a most amazing recliner. A soothing voice tells me that this is my special time to simply be peaceful, still.
Rocking, rocking so primal and wondrous, my eyes fill with grateful tears and I breathe deeply.
"Just your time to be...," the soft voice repeats, then continues, "See or imagine. Some see pictures in their minds, others imagine. Either is fine...
"Going down a beautiful staircase
"Each step down, deeper and deeper and deeper still ... Gently drifting down..."
The voice is whispering now, "Let yourself go so much deeper: 10... 9... 8... 7... 6... drifting ... 5... 4... 3... 2...Read More

June 11, 2005 DANBURY NEWS-TIMES

Stephanie Dalfonzo and Danbury Hypnosis were featured in an in-depth article

JOHN HOPKINS NEWSLETTER, MARCH 31, 2006

Here's another wonderful article from a well respected medical institution!

February 2006: PREVENTION MAGAZINE

Here's a wonderful article on the Healing Power of Hypnosis.

April 2005: MAYO CLINIC ARTICLE

A very impressive article on Hypnosis from the well respected Mayo Clinic.

FORBES MAGAZINE October 19, 2005

"Today, Hypnotism is becoming an increasingly popular, and effective, way for people to combat health problems against which they often have little or no control. Two of the most common reasons that Hypnotists are contacted are to help lose weight and stop smoking. But it can also be applied to improving study habits, stress reduction and raising self-esteem. To those in search of better physical or mental health, it's equally important that Hypnotism is becoming increasingly accepted by the medical establishment and is certified as a treatment by the American Psychiatric Association."

HYPNOSIS HELPS HEALING: Harvard University Gazette

"Hypnosis has been used in Western medicine for more than 150 years to treat everything from anxiety to pain, from easing the nausea of cancer chemotherapy to enhancing sports performance,"

WebMD Medical News

Stress and pain are intimately related. When being in pain causes stress or being stressed worsens pain, psychological therapies -- including Hypnosis, meditation, and relaxation -- may help break the cycle.

Alternative Medecine Pain Relief

An interesting article from the AARP Magazine

PSYCHOTHERAPY MAGAZINE (Volume 7, Number 1, Alfred A. Barrios PhD)

"The greatest success in providing lasting change occurred with Hypnosis (93% recovery), followed by behavior therapy (72% recovery), and then psychotherapy (38% recovery)."

DETROIT FREE PRESS

"U.S. Olympic athletes use Hypnosis to win."

SELF HEALING (Dr. Andrew Weil) August 2005

"Research suggests that using self-Hypnosis to enter a trancelike state before, during, or after surgery can reduce postsurgical pain, anxiety, nausea, and vomiting, lowering the odds of complications and blood loss, and decrease the time spent in the hospital."