Trauma Resolution ~ Resolving Trauma ~ Healing Trauma

During the course of a lifetime, approximately half of all men and women will exposed to or experience at least one traumatic event, such as an assault, vehicular or work related accident, serious sports injuries, domestic violence, natural disaster, (earthquakes, hurricanes). Some people can resume their normal lives after such an experience while others will suffer significant distress or impairment. Traumatic experiences impact both the brain structure and processes.

• NLP
• Hypnosis
• Brainspotting
• HNRI

Hypnosis is a powerful tool and Diane Ulicsni takes it to a new level of effectiveness. Her technology and expertise will absolutely optimize your brain and your life!
-- Daniel G. Amen, MD

Diane changed my life. Actually, she gave me my life. My marriage is joyful and harmonious, my work life is rewarding and successful, and my relationships are healthy and balanced. I have control of my life. Her guided imagery went directly to the root of my issues, which were deeply in my subconscious. Once identified, there could be resolution. She removed incredible burdens that were stuffed in my memory and were negatively affecting my behavior and results. It's like a mental message.

The crazy thing is I put off seeing Diane because I thought I couldn't afford the cost. In hindsight, her help was absolutely priceless. One of the benefits of seeing her is my improved confidence, which tangibly resulted in earning more money at my job. I wish I had gone sooner but thank God I went at all. Give yourself this gift. Go see Diane. She will change your life. Don't put it off.
-- Barbara Kelley

Going to see Diane was one of the smartest decisions I have ever made. I knew this the second I laid eyes on her when she came out to get me in the waiting room. She's the type of person you look at and instantly know you have a new friend you can trust.

Originally, I went to get help with psoriasis--a chronic skin disease I've had for many years now. After my first session, I realized that there were a lot of other things that I needed to deal with that were causing my skin problems. A huge factor in psoriasis is stress. When you are stressed out, it gets worse.

Before my first visit, I was pretty nervous about it. I didn't know what to expect and had all kinds of ideas about what guided imagery would be like. I even asked Diane during the first session if she could make me quack like a duck. Diane took the time to explain how the whole thing works and made me feel very comfortable.

I looked forward to each of my appointments. The first part of each session, you sit in a comfortable chair and listen to soft music. Diane talks and you relax deeply and feel very calm and comfortable. Then she talks to your subconscious mind and finds the root cause of different issues. Then you deal with them and basically rewire your brain.

There are a few things that really amazed me about this whole process. One is how fast it all works. For instance, if you are trying to get rid of your anxiety, it generally only takes 1-3 sessions. Even some of the very serious issues I had to deal with were resolved quickly.

Another amazing thing about Diane is that she doesn't try to keep you in treatment for the rest of your life. After just a few sessions, she said that I could stop coming if I wanted and just come back now and then for "tune-ups." I kept going because everything worked so well I wanted to see how else I could change and grow.

Finally, it was interesting to see what the experience of guided imagery is like. You are there the whole time. You know what is going on, you remember everything that happens and you won't do or say anything you don't want to. It basically feels like a dream that you participate in.

I would encourage everyone to go to Diane. I've sent at least 5 of my friends in to see her and they all say she's amazing and they can't believe how fast their lives change for the better. All my friends have noticed the change in me. Some of them didn't even know I was going through therapy and they would say, "Something is different about you. You seem more happy and relaxed." Now whenever I do or say things I used to be afraid to do, I say to myself or others around me, "Thank you, Diane!"
-- Ben Matteson