Integrated Imagery is a recognized and accepted psychotherapeutic technique used to help clients explore their unconscious mind to further psychological and spiritual growth. It was developed by clinical psychologist John Z. Amoroso, Ph.D. and outlined in his 2012 book, Awakening Past Lives. A Step-By-Step Guide to Self-Exploration.

The concept for exploring the unconscious mind through Regression Hypnosis is found in the work of Carl Jung and the field of transpersonal psychology. The technique also ties into spiritual concepts, such as those from the Edgar Cayce readings, which describe the spirit as eternal and linked to the Akashic Record—a cosmic ledger of the soul’s experiences across multiple lives. Free will shapes each spirit’s path, and regression hypnosis uses active imagination to access these memories, offering fresh perspectives on one’s present personality and struggles.

During a regression session, the Regressionist guides a person, referred to as the Traveler, into an altered state of consciousness somewhere between awake and asleep. Throughout the session, the Traveler remains fully engaged, aware, and in control during the trance and verbally collaborating with the Guide to navigate the journey.

It should be noted that ALL HYPNOSIS IS SELF-HYPNOSIS and the hypnotic state is generally attained through a combination of concentration, relaxation, suggestion, and expectation. Once the hypnotic state is reached, the guide directs the traveler along a timeline to revisit earlier experiences from their current life, their birth, and even past lives. These “memories" may be interpreted as personal reincarnation experiences or as part of a collective unconscious, depending on one’s beliefs—though belief in reincarnation isn’t required to benefit from the process.

What is Integrated Imagery Regression Hypnosis?

All hypnosis sessions are confidential and conducted over ZOOM from the comfort of your own home.