3 Best Hypnotherapy in Strasbourg

“Jonathan Magnichewer is a practitioner in NLP and RMO (a technique close to EMDR). He has more than 10 years of practice, and after meeting more than 5,000 patients, he has acquired considerable experience in brief therapy. He is also a trainer in hypnosis and NLP. He is qualified in Ericksonian hypnosis, classical hypnosis, and NLP. He was trained in psychotherapy by Dr Jean-Michel Cahn (psychiatrist). Jonathan Magnichewer's mission is to relieve the emotional stress and suffering of his clients and enhance their mental health and well-being. He treats individuals of all ages seeking assistance for various issues.”

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“Olivier Aron holds a degree from the University of Paris VI in Implantology and Oral Rehabilitation. He addresses the root causes of what is troubling the subject in need of support. Medical (Ericksonian) hypnosis is possibly the most directly effective method for accessing the unconscious part of the behaviours and emotions that transform their daily well-being for the better. The clinic's approach is focused on helping each client recognise their strengths and achieve the anticipated results. The clinic integrates a range of methods and techniques, ensuring a highly individualised approach tailored to each client's unique needs. Teleconsultation is available.”

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“Vincent SCHOULER practices as an Integrative therapist, psycho-corporeal (EFT-EMDR, psycho-emotional and relational therapy) and master practitioner in hypnosis. He is committed daily to helping the people he welcomes explore their inner resources, heal their wounds, and create new dynamics of change. He is also a trainer at the European Higher School of Social Intervention in Strasbourg. Vincent SCHOULER offers individual therapy for children, adolescents and adults, as well as couples' therapy. His goal is to help you discover and awaken all your inner resources. He has also been trained in specific techniques such as master practitioner in hypnosis applied to the helping relationship and post-traumatic stress disorder of the association les fils d'appolon.”

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