Hypnotherapy raises question: can you be positive in a negative time?
From: Craig LeMoult
Length: 06:49
As the difficult economy continues, people are more stressed. And one hypnotherapist in Connecticut is offering free sessions to help people deal with that. Craig LeMoult from NPR member-station WSHU in Connecticut was at a recent session at the New Haven Public Library, and found that what started as a self-help hypnosis workshop became a debate on different life philosophies.
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As the difficult economy continues, people are more stressed. And one hypnotherapist in Connecticut is offering free sessions to help people deal with that. Craig LeMoult from NPR member-station WSHU in Connecticut was at a recent session at the New Haven Public Library, and found that what started as a self-help hypnosis workshop became a debate on different life philosophies.
Broadcast History
Nov. 25, 2009 on WSHU Public Radio
Intro and Outro
INTRO:As the difficult economy continues, people are more stressed. And one hypnotherapist in Connecticut is offering free sessions to help people deal with that. Craig LeMoult from NPR member-station WSHU in Connecticut was at a recent session at the New Haven Public Library, and found that what started as a self-help hypnosis workshop became a debate on different life philosophies.
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