*Children's Hypnotherapy Sessions Available Now*

*Children's Hypnotherapy Sessions Available Now*

Now offering a broader range of options for children’s sessions!

Hypnosis can help children with fears and phobia, anxiety, ADHD challenges, concentration, PTSD, sleep issues, emotional regulation and much more! Learn how Hypnotherapy can support your child as a natural therapy for long-term change.

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Natalie Dalziel is a qualified Hypnotherapist (Dip. Clinical Hypnotherapy, NZAPH, HNZ) with numerous certifications and advanced training modules completed in New Zealand, Australia, and Canada. She brings a depth of skill and compassion to her practice, offering sessions from her Carterton clinic in Wairarapa.

Natalie is experienced in a wide range of hypnosis techniques and has had numerous successes in clients with many types of concerns such as nail biting, smoking, emotional disregulation, PTSD, sports performance and much more. She draws on historical hypnosis techniques that have been repeatedly successful in medical and dental hypnosis since the early 1900’s and also draws on modern techniques based in neuroscience.

Natalie is continually developing her skillset with ongoing professional development training world-wide. Her commitment to continual hypnosis training provides her with an all-encompassing toolbox of techniques. Consequently, her clients are provided with hypno-therapies at the forefront of current research, backed by a solid foundation of tried and true practises.

Her practice is client-centred, grounded, and supportive, in a safe and respectful environment. Sessions are designed to help individuals understand themselves deeply in order to strengthen their own resilience and move forward with clarity and confidence.

Trauma-informed hypnotherapist in Carterton Wairarapa

Natalie Dalziel, Clinical Hypnotherapist

Services

  • Hypnotherapy Wairarapa

    Hypnotherapy

    Hypnotherapy is a safe, gentle approach that uses guided relaxation and focused attention to work with the subconscious mind and support emotional wellbeing.
    Many people use it to explore and shift patterns related to anxiety, phobias, past experiences, sleep challenges, and emotional overwhelm.
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  • Wairarapa Hypnotherapy

    Trauma-Informed Hypnotherapy

    Hypnotherapy can offer gentle, supportive tools for exploring how past experiences may continue to shape your emotions, behaviours, or sense of safety. Even when the original event is long past, unresolved patterns may still affect how you respond to life today.

    These responses may show up as emotional overwhelm, eating or body-related struggles, fear, avoidance, or patterns like anger, withdrawal, or high reactivity. Hypnotherapy provides a safe space to begin working with these responses—at your pace and without needing to relive painful memories. Learn more.

  • Children's Hypnptherapy

    Children's Hypnotherapy

    A playful, imaginative approach to hypnotherapy that uses storytelling and creative visualisation to gently support emotional wellbeing in young people.
    Sessions may support issues like sleep challenges, confidence, fears, emotional regulation, and nervousness in social or family situations. Learn more.

  • "Hypnosis was over three times as effective as nicotine replacement therapy for quitting smoking."

    University of Iowa, Journal of Applied Psychology

  • "Hypnosis subjects lost more than twice as much weight as those who did not receive hypnosis."

    Kirsch, Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology

  • "Hypnosis reduced pain intensity and the need for pain medication in surgical patients."

    Montgomery et al., The Lancet

  • "Hypnosis improved deep sleep by 80% in study participants."

    Cordi et al., Sleep

  • "Hypnotherapy is recommended for the nonhormonal management of menopause-associated vasomotor symptoms, with the highest level of evidence."

    The North American Menopause Society, Menopause

  • "Gut-directed hypnotherapy is recommended in the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome by the American College of Gastroenterology."

    The North American Menopause Society, Menopause