You can achieve a positive sense of self by embracing a positive body image. Become more confident and self-respecting, and cultivate your own self-acceptance. Discover your true beauty, confidence, and strength. This hypnotherapy session ends with 30 minutes of subliminal positive affirmations to make it easier for you to love yourself if you use them, as they will allow you to reach the deepest parts of your mind.   When we take a look at our reflection and let go of toxic or negative feelings toward ourselves, we do not feel ashamed or embarrassed. Therefore, you will discover and cultivate self-acceptance at your core, take pride in your uniqueness, and feel totally comfortable being yourself. Now is the time to start your journey of self-acceptance and not judging yourself.  

Audice Nasser, Ph.D., is a Clinical Counselling Hypnotherapist (C.Hyp™), a Certified Hypnotherapist (CHt) member, and a Regression Therapist registered with The International Medical and Dental Hypnotherapy Association (IMDHA), The International Association of Counselors and Therapists (IACT), The International Alliance of Professional Hypnotists (IAPH), and the National Guild of Hypnotists.

She is a Neuro-linguistic Programming Practitioner and Time Line Therapy® Practitioner registered with the American Board for Hypnotherapy and NLP (ABH-NLP). Audice is a Certified Brainspotting Therapist (™) registered with Brainspotting International and Brainspotting Canada Association. She is a Certified Hatha Yoga Teacher, registered with the Canadian Yoga Alliance.

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