Karita Fischer – married with a child, from Finland. She holds a Masters Degree in Sociology and worked as a social worker in Finland’s prisons, helping criminals adjust to society on their release. She also worked in Austria as a human resource manager in an art gallery. She now lives in Singapore and wants to make Hypnotherapy a career which she can ground herself in.
 
“I was quite desperate… After the first (Hypnotherapy) session, I felt so relieved (in this course). There are so many other extra tools that we learned… I’m sure I’m going to be confident in whatever happens in the hypnotherapy sessions… That is the one career that I can do… I really like this – it’s so interesting…”

Helen Tay – has worked at Reuters in the information systems department and recently resigned from her job to prepare herself to be a professional trainer. Helen sees Hypnotherapy as a supporting tool for her training career and might even become a Hypnotherapist in the future.

“I went for a presentation course and my mind went blank… Through Hypnosis this time when we were doing our practice, I’m in the process of ‘I can do it’… (The hypnotherapy training) is very intensive… The wonderful thing about it is, it really gives you a balance of theory as well as hands-on… You actually know that Hypnosis does produce improvement…”

Uma Maheswari – has a Masters in Physics and is an engineer by vocation. She believes in bringing compassion to all her work and wants to help people through Hypnotherapy. She wants flexibility in her work so she can also spend time with her family.
 
“I have always been interested in cultivating a certain kind of mindset…intense compassion and kindness… Hypnotherapy is really truly therapeutic…to people who have concerns about improving themselves…This is what I would like to do…for family and friends and clients I would be happy to conduct Hypnotherapy…”