1. Good Vibes Hypnosis Dallas – Lana Johnson, CHt
Specialization: Clinical hypnotherapy, pain management hypnosis, weight loss, smoking cessation, insomnia treatment, anxiety and stress reduction
Conditions Addressed: Weight challenges, smoking addiction, insomnia and sleep disorders, stress and anxiety, fears and phobias, chronic pain, sports performance issues
Services Offered: Individual hypnotherapy sessions, pain management hypnosis, weight loss programs, smoking cessation sessions, self-hypnosis instruction
Background: Lana Johnson is a Certified Hypnotherapist (CHt) with specialized certification in Hypnosis Pain Management. She also holds certification as a Hypnotherapy Instructor and Weight Loss Hypnosis specialist. Good Vibes Hypnosis Dallas serves the Garland, Dallas, and North Texas area. The practice also offers continuing education training for other hypnotherapists through NGH, ACHE, IACT, and IMDHA approved courses.
Location: 1222 E. Arapaho Road area, Dallas, TX (serving Garland)
Contact: https://hypnomark.com
Session Info: Individual sessions scheduled by appointment. Serving Dallas, Garland, and surrounding North Texas communities.
2. LifeTree Hypnotherapy – Amber Conway
Specialization: Clinical hypnotherapy, smoking cessation, weight management, anxiety and stress reduction, sleep improvement
Conditions Addressed: Smoking addiction, weight challenges, anxiety, stress, sleep difficulties, unwanted habits, emotional eating patterns
Services Offered: Individual hypnotherapy sessions, personalized hypnosis programs, relaxation technique instruction, online sessions, in-person sessions
Background: Amber Conway operates LifeTree Hypnotherapy serving Dallas, Rowlett, Garland, and surrounding areas. Her practice focuses on helping clients achieve lasting change through personalized hypnosis sessions. She combines hypnotherapy with relaxation techniques and subconscious reprogramming to address habit change and emotional wellness goals.
Location: Rowlett, Texas (serving Garland, Dallas, and surrounding areas)
Contact: (972) 841-2461 | https://lifetreehypnotherapy.com
Session Info: Both online and in-person sessions available. Personalized session plans based on individual goals. Serving the Garland and greater Dallas area.
3. The Hypnotherapy Clinic – Nanci E. DuPlant, C.Ht.
Specialization: Clinical hypnotherapy, addiction support, positive life changes, habit modification, stress management
Conditions Addressed: Addiction patterns, unwanted habits, stress, personal development goals, behavior change objectives, life transitions
Services Offered: Individual hypnotherapy sessions, relaxation experiences in specially designed treatment room, Asian-inspired calming environment, zero-gravity seating sessions, jade stone therapy integration
Background: Nanci E. DuPlant, C.Ht. has operated a hypnotherapy clinic in Richardson since 1977, giving her over 40 years of experience. Her training includes the St. Romain Institute of Hypnotherapy and Clinical Hypnosis in San Diego, California, and the National Guild of Hypnotists (NGH) in St. Louis, Missouri. Her clients come from diverse professions with varied challenges. She is also a published co-author.
Location: Richardson, TX (serving Garland and North Dallas area)
Contact: (972) 669-1393 | https://www.thehypnotherapyclinic.net
Session Info: All sessions by appointment. Some evening and weekend availability. Specially designed relaxation environment with Asian decor, waterfall, stereo system, and zero-gravity chair with jade stone therapy.
4. Maness Hypnosis – Sean Maness, LPC
Specialization: Clinical hypnotherapy integrated with counseling, anxiety hypnosis, performance anxiety, social anxiety, phobia treatment, confidence building
Conditions Addressed: Anxiety disorders, performance anxiety, social anxiety, fears and phobias, confidence issues, self-improvement goals
Services Offered: Clinical hypnotherapy integrated with licensed professional counseling, individual therapy, Telehealth sessions, in-person sessions, Ericksonian hypnotherapy techniques
Background: Sean Maness is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Texas who incorporates clinical hypnotherapy into his counseling practice. He received intensive hypnotherapy training through the Milton H. Erickson Foundation. He has been a featured speaker at the International Board of Hypnotherapy’s annual symposium, teaching over 150 hypnotherapists from around the world. His dual credentials allow him to provide hypnotherapy within licensed mental health treatment. He serves clients throughout Texas including Garland, Dallas, Richardson, Plano, and the DFW metroplex.
Location: Dallas area (serving Garland, Addison, Carrollton, Richardson, Plano, and DFW)
Contact: https://manesshypnosis.com
Session Info: In-person and Telehealth sessions available for adult (18+) Texas residents. Insurance may apply for counseling services.
5. North Texas Hypnotherapy – Pramala Mourier, MS, QMHP, CHt
Specialization: Clinical hypnotherapy, QHHT (Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique), Lightstreaming, mental health integration, smoking cessation, weight management
Conditions Addressed: Smoking addiction, weight challenges, anxiety, depression, pain management, emotional healing, spiritual development goals
Services Offered: Individual clinical hypnotherapy sessions, QHHT sessions, Lightstreaming specialist sessions, in-person sessions, phone sessions, Zoom sessions, FaceTime sessions, Skype sessions
Background: Pramala Mourier holds a Master’s degree (MS), credentials as a Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP), and certification as a Clinical Hypnotherapist (CHt). She is also certified as a QHHT Practitioner and Lightstreaming Specialist. Her combination of mental health credentials and hypnotherapy training allows for comprehensive treatment approaches.
Location: Serving Plano, Dallas, Allen, Carrollton, McKinney, and Garland areas
Contact: (469) 232-7578
Session Info: Multiple session delivery options including in-person, phone, Zoom, FaceTime, and Skype. Flexible scheduling for North Texas clients.
Hypnosis Regulations in Texas
Texas does not have mandatory hypnotherapy licensing, except for forensic hypnosis performed by law enforcement officers. Hypnotherapy falls under complementary and alternative healthcare in Texas, which allows practice without state licensure.
The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) provides exemptions for certain hypnotherapy training programs. Training schools may operate with TWC exemption rather than full licensing, as indicated by exemption numbers assigned to approved programs.
Practitioners should avoid making claims of medical diagnosis or treatment. The scope of practice for non-licensed hypnotherapists is limited to self-improvement, habit change, stress management, and similar vocational or avocational goals. Making claims of treating, diagnosing, or curing medical or psychological conditions without appropriate licensure could constitute practicing medicine or psychology without a license.
Forensic hypnosis in Texas has specific requirements. Only licensed peace officers may conduct forensic hypnosis for investigative purposes, and they must complete specialized training approved by the state. The PATH (Professional Alliance of Therapeutic Hypnotists) Foundation offers Texas-specific training including forensic hypnosis certification for law enforcement.
Professional certification through national organizations such as NGH (National Guild of Hypnotists), IMDHA (International Medical and Dental Hypnotherapy Association), ABH (American Board of Hypnotherapy), ACHE (American Council of Hypnotist Examiners), or IACT (International Association of Counselors and Therapists) is voluntary but demonstrates adherence to training standards and ethical guidelines.
Licensed mental health professionals in Texas (LPCs, LMFTs, psychologists) may incorporate hypnosis into their licensed practice within their scope of training and competence. When hypnosis is provided within licensed mental health treatment, insurance coverage may apply.
Advertising regulations require truthfulness. Practitioners should clearly represent their credentials and avoid misleading claims about their services or qualifications.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I verify a hypnotherapist’s credentials in the Garland and Dallas area?
Since Texas does not issue state licenses for hypnotherapy, verify credentials through the certifying organization. Ask for the practitioner’s certification type, number, and certifying body. Verify with organizations such as NGH (National Guild of Hypnotists) at ngh.net, IMDHA (International Medical and Dental Hypnotherapy Association) at imdha.com, ACHE (American Council of Hypnotist Examiners), or IACT (International Association of Counselors and Therapists). If a practitioner holds mental health licensure (LPC, LMFT), verify through the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council at bhec.texas.gov. The HMI (Hypnosis Motivation Institute) directory can verify graduates of their accredited program.
What is the difference between a licensed counselor who uses hypnosis and a certified hypnotherapist in Texas?
A Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) or Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) in Texas has completed graduate education, supervised clinical hours, and passed state licensing examinations. They can diagnose and treat mental health conditions and may incorporate hypnosis as one technique within treatment. A certified hypnotherapist without a counseling license has completed hypnotherapy training (typically 100-300+ hours) and holds voluntary certification. They are limited to self-improvement, habit change, and non-diagnostic work. They cannot treat mental health disorders. Some practitioners hold both credentials, allowing them to provide comprehensive services.
Does insurance cover hypnotherapy sessions in Texas?
Hypnotherapy provided by non-licensed hypnotherapists is generally not covered by health insurance in Texas. When hypnosis is provided by a licensed mental health professional (LPC, LMFT, psychologist) as part of psychotherapy treatment, it may be covered under mental health benefits depending on your plan. Coverage varies by insurer and policy. Some HSA (Health Savings Account) and FSA (Flexible Spending Account) plans allow reimbursement for hypnotherapy. Contact your insurance provider to determine your specific coverage. Many Texas hypnotherapists offer package pricing, payment plans, and sliding scale fees for clients paying directly.
Are there hypnotherapy training programs in the Dallas-Fort Worth area?
The Dallas-Fort Worth area offers several hypnotherapy training options. Good Vibes Hypnosis Dallas provides continuing education courses approved by NGH, ACHE, IACT, and IMDHA for practitioners seeking CEUs. The Banyan Hypnosis Center (Cal Banyan) has offered professional training programs in the Dallas area including 5-PATH and 7th Path Self-Hypnosis certification. National organizations such as NGH and IMDHA offer distance learning programs accessible to Texas residents. Regional workshops and intensive training events occur periodically in the DFW metroplex. Some local practitioners offer mentorship and supervision for new hypnotherapists.
How do I find a hypnotherapist in the Garland area who speaks Spanish?
The diverse Dallas-Fort Worth community includes bilingual hypnotherapists. When searching directories such as Psychology Today, filter by location and look for practitioners who list Spanish language services. Alejandra Diaz, MS, LPC in Dallas specifically mentions being a Spanish/English Bilingual Therapist with extensive hypnotherapy training including Traditional and Ericksonian Hypnosis. When contacting practitioners, ask directly about Spanish language session availability. Some practitioners offer full sessions in Spanish while others provide translation support. The growing Hispanic population in Garland and surrounding areas has increased demand for Spanish-language hypnotherapy services.