LOS ANGELES — Certified hypnotherapist Jonathan Fischer of Mythic Heart has announced new service offerings in the sexual health field.
Fischer has been therapeutically hypnotizing clients for more than 14 years to aid in weight management, personal development, and mental health improvement. After a successful foray into hypnotic sex therapy with select clientele, Fischer says he’s opening these sessions to the public and working towards recognition as a sex hypnotherapist and educator in the sexual wellness community.
“Hypnosis allows people to change unconscious programming, to be more relaxed and confident during sexual play,” says Fischer. “This often alleviates, or helps to alleviate, many of the sexual ‘problems’ people may be experiencing. It can also make a person’s sex life more reliable, expansive, and far more enjoyable!”
According to Fischer, many mental and physical sexual issues, like erectile dysfunction, anorgasmia, premature ejaculation, and trauma-borne anxiety, can be addressed through hypnotherapy with thorough results. He explains that the way hypnosis works on the brain is the key to success in helping to heal sexual issues.
“Hypnosis is a way for a person to gain control over his or her unconscious mind and programming. The unconscious is where our beliefs, attitudes, behaviors, fears, insecurities, and anxieties reside,” says Fischer. “Our conscious mind is, at best, 10 percent of our mind, and the unconscious is the powerful remaining 90 percent. So, whatever we might say we consciously want, if it isn’t in alignment with our unconscious mind, it’s just will-power. With respect to conscious ‘will-power,’ a person can’t force an orgasm, an erection, or a very good time.”
In addition to medically diagnosed sexual issues, hypnotic sex therapy can be used to tackle client concerns surrounding shame, lack of self-confidence, mindfulness and disconnection from a partner.
“Since hypnosis is safe, relaxing, enjoyable, and the primary avenue to give suggestions to the unconscious mind, it’s an ideal way to practice new sexual beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors,” says Fischer. “In essence, a person can begin “experiencing” this new, preferred way of being in the safety of their mind, implanting new, positive experiences from which to draw upon when he or she is in an actual sexual situation.”
Hypnotherapy can aid both physical and mental sexual dysfunction together, especially where one exacerbates the other.
“This could include feeling relaxed enough for a woman to allow herself to experience an orgasm, experience an orgasm with greater ease, perhaps in different situations,” says Fischer, “or, for a man to be able to gain more control over erections or orgasms, and overcome or release feelings of inadequacy.”
Fischer explains that hypnotherapy isn't the same as medically-acknowledged psychotherapy, nor can it force a person to take actions they otherwise would not.
“Hypnotherapy is not ‘therapy,’ in that it does not treat or diagnose mental health issues. Hypnotherapy is for vocational or avocational self-improvement, and sexual health and enhancement of the sexual experience,” says Fischer. “What hypnosis does best is suggest. It can allow a person to begin to change his or her unconscious fears, beliefs, behaviors, and insecurities around sex, to better match the sex life or sexual experiences he or she consciously desires.”
Mythic Heart will offer new clients a free discovery call to unveil possible avenues for consistency and success through hypnotherapy.
Fischer says he is also looking forward to connecting with sex therapists, licensed therapists, educators, medical doctors with patients who have health issues or anxiety around sex, and sexual health-based businesses for networking and collaboration.
“Hypnosis and hypnotherapy is a great tool to help a person gain more sexual confidence, be more relaxed during sex, ease anxieties and insecurities, and to feel more present, connected, and more mindful during sexual play,” concludes Fischer. “I'm optimistic about the future of sexual wellness and would be honored to connect with others in the community who are working towards the same goals.”
For more information, visit MythicHeart.com or email Jonathan@MythicHeart.com.
