End Your Panic Attacks
In An Hour.

Everything you’ve tried worked at the conscious level — which is exactly why it had a ceiling. Therapy helped you understand your panic. CBT gave you tools to think about it differently. Medication turned down the volume. But none of them could reach the unconscious pattern driving the attacks, because they weren’t designed to.

We work directly with the unconscious mind — where panic patterns are stored, maintained, and fired automatically. We’re not managing the alarm. We’re finding where it was set and resetting it. That’s a fundamentally different level of the problem, which is why people who have “tried everything” often experience dramatic shifts surprisingly quickly.

You’re completely safe. In fact, if something comes up during our conversation, that’s useful information — it means we’re getting close to the pattern. You won’t be left alone with it. I work with people in exactly these moments, and I’ll guide you through it calmly and directly.

Most people find that simply talking through their experience with someone who genuinely understands it — without judgment, without clinical distance — is itself a relief. You are in good hands.

You don’t — not before we talk. And I’d be suspicious of anyone who promised results before understanding your specific situation. What I can tell you is this: panic attacks, regardless of how they manifest, follow a predictable unconscious pattern. Your brain learned to fire this alarm. That learning happened below conscious awareness, and it can be updated the same way.

The strategy call exists precisely to answer this question for your specific situation. By the end of our conversation, you’ll have a clear, honest assessment of whether this approach is right for you — and I’ll tell you if I don’t think it is. I only work with clients I genuinely believe I can help.

For clients who move forward: I schedule follow-ups at 30 and 60 days until the result is complete. I don’t consider the work done until you’re clear.

Before this work, I spent years as a NASA Research Scientist. I am not someone who accepts things on faith or is easily impressed by claims. I came to hypnotherapy because it worked on me — after years of trying everything the conventional system offered, including therapy and medication, for my own panic attacks at 33 and again at 53.

I’ve been certfied in High Perforance Coaching and part of a small group of practitioners of Advanced Conversational Hypnotherapy. I work as an orthopedic bodywork specialist at Fit Body Therapy in Los Altos, California, with a specialization in functional restoration — which means I understand the body’s role in panic at a level most coaches don’t.

But here’s what I’ll tell you honestly: my most important credential is the result. I’ve lived what you’re living. I got out. And I’ve helped others do the same. That’s the credential that matters — and the strategy call is how you decide whether you trust it.

I asked the same question. I’m a scientist — I was deeply skeptical. Here’s what I know now: hypnotherapy has a substantial body of research supporting its effectiveness for anxiety and panic disorders. It’s not what you’ve seen on stage. You won’t cluck like a chicken. You won’t lose control or say anything you don’t want to say.

Conversational hypnotherapy is a highly focused, collaborative process. You remain fully aware and in control throughout. What changes is the level of the mind we’re working with — deep enough to reach the pattern that talk alone can’t touch.

Then we say so — honestly, and without pressure. You’ll leave with more clarity about your situation than you came in with, and I’ll point you toward whatever resource I think would serve you better. I’m not interested in working with people who aren’t the right fit. The call itself is valuable regardless of what comes next.

The only thing you’re risking is 45 minutes of your time. And if you’ve been managing panic attacks for years, that feels like a pretty reasonable bet.