Connie Burgstahler
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I begin my dental journey over 30 years ago as a patient that suffered through jaw reconstruction, Bruxing, and an array of dental problems which created a great deal of dental fear and anxiety.  At the time I thought that the dental fear and anxiety was just something that everyone experienced and I just had to deal with it.   During this time I completed training as a Message Therapist and opened

Interestingly, while I was working with my clients they would discuss the stress they were under and an inability to either fall asleep or stay asleep through out the night.   They also expressed their concerns about waking with jaw pain and or experiencing headaches often caused from grinding their teeth while they slept. I say it was interesting that they discussed this because I had spent years trying to overcome the same problems.   

It was at this point in my career that I started training to become a Hypnotherapist. I discovered that hypnosis and guided imagery worked extremely well with people suffering from Bruxism, Dental pain and anxiety. I was thrilled that I was able to take a more holistic approach with my clients. And my clients were thrill to have the tools to overcome their problems.

The first hypnosis-guided imagery script and CD I produced was "Bruxing, Relaxing Your Jaw".  I found that it helped many of my clients to sleep deeper and wake-up virtually pain free.  That simply by giving them a suggestion to leave a small space between their teeth while they sleep would help stop the grinding.  

The reviews were great and so I ventured on with more hypnosis and guided imagery scripts and CDs; Warm Relaxation, Clearing and Balancing Your Chakra’s, Ultimate Confidence and Self Esteem.

I am committed to helping change lives either by deep relaxation, by changing perceptions, by helping you see things and situations in a different way and by allowing you to make the changes you want to make within yourself. 

I will help guide and assist you into deep relaxation, so you can change your own beliefs, behaviors and perceptions, thus changing your emotions and how you feel about yourself and others around you. 

Connie Burgstahler, CHt, MNLP, LMP