Who Is This For?
- Experiencing high anxiety or chronic stress
- Feeling stuck in emotional burnout or trauma loops
- Struggling with self-sabotaging habits or phobias
- Seeking to overcome low self-esteem or limiting beliefs
- Ready for a profound shift in your well-being
What We Work On
The Science of Change
Why hypnotherapy achieves results where willpower alone often fails.
Ways to Work Together
Choose the path that best suits your current needs and intentions.
Packages
Most issues need at least four sessions to resolve. Book a block and we work the whole arc together.
- 4 sessions · A$780 total · A$195 each
- 6 sessions · A$1,140 total · A$190 each
- 8 sessions · A$1,440 total · A$180 each
- First session 1.5 hours — assessment & hypnotherapy
- Following sessions 60–75 minutes — strategic therapy & personalised clinical hypnosis
- Every hypnosis session recorded, so you can revisit it between sessions
- Flexible payment plans — split your package into manageable payments
- Available in-person (Doonan) or online
- Your rate is locked for the whole block
Initial Session
Prefer to start with one session and decide from there? This is where to begin.
- Full strategic intake & assessment
- Personalised clinical hypnosis
- Custom MP3 session recording
- Actionable strategic insights
- In-person (Doonan) or online (Zoom)
Clarity Call
Not ready for either? A friendly conversation to meet each other, hear your story, and see if we're a good fit.
- No-pressure introduction
- Discuss your current challenges
- Explore how we might work together
- Ask any questions you have
Not sure which path is right for you? Book a free Clarity Call to explore your options.
The Science Is Catching Up
In January 2026, Psychiatry International published the first systematic review and meta-analysis of Ericksonian hypnotherapy— the approach I trained in. Pooling eight randomised controlled trials, it found a large effect against waitlist and standard care, and results comparable to CBT and motivational interviewing.
Conditions studied: acute pain, depression, grief, irritable bowel syndrome, disordered eating and alcohol use. Pooled effect size 1.17 (95% CI 0.70–1.64). The authors describe this as initial empirical support— the evidence base is still limited by sample size and variation between trials. Source: Çınaroğlu, M., Yılmazer, E. & Noyan Ahlatcıoğlu, E. (2026). Ericksonian Hypnotherapy: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of RCTs. Psychiatry International, 7(1), 16. Read the paper. These are published findings, not results from Flow is Love sessions.
Recovery Rates: Hypnotherapy vs. Traditional Therapy
Source: Barrios, Alfred A. (1970). “Hypnotherapy: A Reappraisal,” Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice. An early comparison, included for historical context.