What are the minimum number of sessions required?

For lasting change, we need to develop deep unconscious programming, and form new neurological pathways. To achieve this and achieve real healing at a deeply holistic level, usually a minimum of 3 sessions are required for most issues. Some clients may take a little longer, if their condition is deeply entrenched. Sometimes 6, 9 or 12 sessions are required. We're sure you would agree, even given the longest scenario, that is an incredibly quick time in which to resolve lifelong issues entirely.

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Lyn Megan Macpherson (M.A., M.Ed., Adv.Dip.Clin.Hyp., Adv.Dip.NLP & Psychotherapy) is a Double Masters qualified, award-winning Social Ecologist, Government Accredited Clinical Hypnotherapist, NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) Master, Transformative Psychotherapist and published author. She completed both her Transformative Leadership and Social Ecology Masters with Distinction and was awarded the Dean's Medal for academic excellence.

Lyn offers ground-breaking individual, group and corporate Clinical Hypnotherapy, NLP and Social-Ecological Transformative Learning solutions to those seeking transformative change. Her unique and extensive training has seen her clients achieve outstanding, lasting results at incredibly fast rates. She is a leader in the industry who has gained acclaim in many areas including treating all anxiety related issues, stuttering, eating disorders, fears, phobia and trauma.

She features in Podcasts with the brilliant and inspirational Sam Makhoul, founder of A Higher Branch Success Academy. You can listen to Podcast 1 HERE and Podcast 2 HERE. Sam discusses his personal therapy experience with Lyn in his Anniversary Podcast HERE. Lyn features in the Sydney Morning Herald. You can read the article HERE. She was reviewed by Northern Beaches Mums. You can read the review HERE. She also writes for Northern Beaches Mums. You can read her articles HERE.