About Me

Dana  Stinson-Cumby is a trained psychotherapist and certified clinical hypnotherapist.
She has been serving clients since 1995.. She received a Masters degree in Psychology & Counseling from the University of West Georgia and a degree as a Clinically Certified Hypnotherapist at HMI .

                                                                              Member of American Hypnosis Association.

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Dana has also studied different forms of energy healing such as reiki, quantum healing and energy healing.
Dana is a wife and mother of two. She is a passionate therapist with an alternative approach and is dedicated to helping her clients move through a wide range of physical, emotional and spiritual transitions in the most efficient and transformative way possible.
The well-being of her clients is of the utmost importance. She has a way of tapping into the core needs of her clients and assisting them to help find their way to a more positive, happy, successful and focused life.

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Dana’s treatments are uniquely tailored to the needs of each client to make sure they receive the approach that works best for them.

Time and again the incredible healing power of the hypnotherapy treatment has been witnessed.
Please note, it is important that the client realizes that this is a team effort and the client is willing and open for change.

Please contact Dana for a free phone consultation to find out more.

Hypnosis and hypnotherapy are extremely effective therapies that can address a wide range of problems and ailments.
Hypnotherapy is an organic and natural way to use the power of your own mind to accomplish self-improvement objectives.
Many individuals only associate hypnotherapy with the treatment of habits like quitting smoking or reducing weight.
the power of the mind has no restrictions for personal application. It has been found to assist with a myriad of problems or needs in a person’s life.
As a hypnotherapist, I assist people in achieving an almost limitless variety of personal objectives.
For problems with pain management and other medical-related issues, in some circumstances a medical referral may be necessary.
If you already work with a counselor or have objectives other than self-improvement, I may have to ask for a referral from the appropriate psychology professional.
It would be quite difficult to include every possible use for hypnosis.  You can get a basic idea of the potential uses of hypnotherapy from the list below:

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Abandonment Addictions Aggression Agoraphobia Anesthesia Anger Anxiety Assertiveness Assist Healing  Attitude Adjustment Bed Wetting Biofeedback Breathing Career Success Change Habits Childbirth Chronic Pain Communication Concentration Controlling Cramps Cravings Creativity Death or Loss iscouraged Dreams Exam Anxiety Exercise Fear of Animals Fear of Death Fear of Dentist Fear of Doctor Fear of Failure Fear of Flying Fear of Heights Fear of Loss of Control
Fear of Surgery Fear of Water Fears Forgiveness Frustration Gagging Gambling Guilt Hair Twisting Headaches Helplessness Hopelessness Hypochondria Hostility Hypertension Immune System Impotency Improve Health Improve Sales Indecision Inferiority Inhibition Insecurity Insomnia Irrational Irrational thoughts Irritability Jealousy Lack of Ambition Lack of Direction Lack of Enthusiasm Lack of Initiative Lower Blood Pressure Medication Side Effects Memory Mistrust
Moodiness Motivation Nail Biting Nausea Negative Thinking Nightmares Obsessions
Obsessive-Compulsive Overeating Overly Critical Pain Management Panic Attacks
Passive-Aggressive Perfectionism Performance Anxiety Pessimism Phobias Postsurgical Premature Ejaculation Presurgical Problem Solving Procrastination Public Speaking Reach Goals Rejection Relationship Enhancement 
Relaxation Resistance Resistance to Change Responsibility Restlessness Sadness Self-Awareness Self-Blame Self-Confidence Self-Control Self-Criticism Self-Defeating Behaviors Self-Esteem Self-Expression Self-Forgiveness Self-Hypnosis Self-Image Self-Mastery Sexual Problems Shame Skin Problems Sleep Disorders Smoking Social Phobia Sports Stage Fright Stress Study Habits Stuttering Stubborn Substance Abuse Superiority Surgical Recovery Tardiness Temptation Thumb Sucking Tics Trauma Ulcers Victimization Weight Loss Worry Writers Block

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