Get ready for an episode that dives deep into the world of healing, intuition, and transformation! Today’s guest, Suzanne Dennehy, is not just a professional hypnotherapist—she’s a powerhouse of compassion, resilience, and wisdom. From her beginnings as a nurse through a journey shaped by personal trauma, Suzanne has built an extraordinary toolkit of complementary therapies, blending deep tissue massage, reflexology, EFT, and aromatherapy with the profound power of hypnotherapy.

Suzanne’s story isn’t just about helping others—it’s about a relentless quest for personal growth and healing, and meeting every client where they are while guiding them toward real, lasting change. Her approach is intuitive, empathetic, and ethical, always with an eye on making people feel truly safe and respected.

If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to facilitate deep transformation or how the body, mind, and spirit connect in therapy, you won’t want to miss this conversation. Suzanne Dennehy brings not only her wealth of expertise but also the heartfelt drive to make a real difference—for her clients, for herself, and for the field of hypnotherapy itself!

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Welcome to the Professional Hypnotherapist Podcast with your host, Aidan Noone! In today's episode, we're joined by the insightful Joan Coletto, beaming in from Chicago and ready to share her unique blend of heart-centered hypnotherapy and spirituality. Joan is the creator of the transformative Heart Shift method—a powerful fusion of hypnotherapy and holistic spiritual practice designed to help you break free from limiting beliefs and live a life filled with more joy, peace, and purpose.

Get ready for a thought-provoking conversation where Joan reveals the personal journey that inspired her innovative approach, how she empowers over-givers to rediscover self-love, and the incredible breakthroughs she witnesses in her clients. We’ll also get a sneak peek into her upcoming book, actionable tips you can use today, and an exploration of the real power at the intersection of mind and spirit.

If you're curious about the true potential of hypnotherapy, looking to shift old patterns, or want inspiration for your own healing, this episode is packed with wisdom, warmth, and practical guidance. So settle in and join us for an episode that just might spark your next big breakthrough!

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The European Association of Professional Hypnotherapists is a group of like-minded hypnotherapists who are accredited professionals in their field. Many of our therapists have many many years of experience behind them which means you are probably in the best possible hands, available to you.

Why not pop on over to eaph.ie and choose the hypnotherapist that suits you. Many provide online hypnotherapy. eaph.ie

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Here are some practical insights and approaches to reducing tinnitus, as shared by Anne Hogarth—a seasoned audiologist, CBT practitioner, and hypnotherapist:

Key Approaches to Reducing Tinnitus

1. Addressing the Brain, Not Just the Ears:
Tinnitus is generated in the brain, not the ears. Even if the auditory nerve is cut, the tinnitus persists. This means that focusing on how your brain processes the sound is vital.

2. Managing the Stress Response: Tinnitus often puts your body in a heightened state of alertness (the “fight, flight or freeze” response). Reducing anxiety and stress can significantly impact how you experience tinnitus.

3. Hypnotherapy & CBT:
Research and Anne’s clinical experience show that hypnotherapy and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) are the most effective interventions. These therapies help your brain reclassify the tinnitus sound as less threatening, making it easier to ignore and less distressing.

4. “Filing Away” the Sound:
The brain struggles with tinnitus because it can’t cross-reference this sound with anything known or safe. Hypnotherapy helps you connect the sound with positive or neutral experiences, allowing your brain to “file it away” instead of treating it as a constant alert.

5. Mindfulness and Relaxation:
Practicing mindfulness and deep relaxation helps calm the sympathetic nervous system. Simple activities like focusing on your breath, physical sensations (like the feel of an object), or using guided visualizations can help shift your attention away from tinnitus.

6. Don’t Sit in Silence:
Anne cautions not to stay in quiet environments, as this can make the tinnitus more prominent. Background sounds like gentle music, nature sounds, or even “Zen music” (fractal tones designed for focus and relaxation) can help mask the tinnitus and make it less noticeable.

7. Use Tinnitus as a Signal to Relax:
When you notice your tinnitus, use it as a cue to take a moment for relaxation. This reframing shifts the focus from fighting the sound to using it as a reminder for self-care.

8. Seek Professional Support:
If tinnitus is affecting your quality of life, Anne recommends seeing a trained tinnitus therapist—ideally someone qualified in hypnotherapy and/or CBT. You can look for therapists via professional organizations like the European Association of Professional Hypnotherapists (EAPH).

Quick Tips for Daily Life

- Avoid total silence—keep gentle background noise on.
- Practice mindfulness—engage your senses in positive, grounding activities.
- Challenge negative thoughts—CBT techniques can reduce distress.
- Focus on enjoyable activities—tinnitus often fades into the background when you’re engaged and happy.

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Hi there, thanks for listening and please like this podcast where you listen to your podcasts.

The European Association of Professional Hypnotherapists is a group of like-minded hypnotherapists who are accredited professionals in their field. Many of our therapists have many many years of experience behind them which means you are probably in the best possible hands, available to you.

Why not pop on over to eaph.ie and choose the hypnotherapist that suits you. Many provide online hypnotherapy. eaph.ie

We welcome feedback on your listening experience at eaph.ie