Unlock Your Potential with Dynamic Emotional Therapy

In the fall of 2016, I trained with Jack Johansen to become a hypnotherapist, and it was an eye-opening experience. His pedagogy and commitment to his work are wonderful to witness. Jack’s continuous exploration and experimentation in the best ways to heal in the hypnotic state are behind his powerful, world-unique method, Dynamic Emotional Therapy (D.E.T). He has taken hypnotherapy to entirely new levels, pushing the boundaries of what is possible, and if I know him correctly, he will always be a pioneer and an explorer in the fascinating world of hypnotherapy.

Thanks to Jack, I now work full-time as a hypnotherapist, exclusively using D.E.T, and the results I see with my clients are astonishing. I vividly remember a teenager with severe social phobia, who struggled to be around strangers. Simple tasks like going to the store were difficult, and when she first met me, she let her hair fall over her eyes and had trouble making eye contact. Her mother funded three sessions with me, and by the third session, she said, “I didn’t want to come today, but my mom said I should.” I asked why, and she replied, “Because I can do everything I want now; I shop at the store and have no problems anymore.” Together, we had opened up her emotions and subconscious, healed her attachment issues, and created a sense of security where it was previously lacking. Thanks to the D.E.T model, her life had changed in just two sessions.

I am fascinated by how effective the method is and am very grateful to Jack as a teacher and mentor.

The Dynamic Emotional Therapy method is extraordinary in restructuring the subconscious, healing insecure attachment, and creating inner emotional security where it was previously missing. Each session is so powerful! The results of the sessions are evident in my clients’ lives.

A man who came to me was very conflict-averse. After one session, he shared how he had stood his ground and faced his fiery wife when she was critical and upset. He remained calm and said he would be happy to talk to her when she was not so negative. She was taken aback and said she understood him. This man’s emotional healing not only affected him but also those around him.

“Helen” was a warm and confident woman who exuded calm. But beneath the surface, we still found her insecurity from childhood with an alcoholic father, her confusion, and fears. It turned out that these issues had existed in previous generations as well; it is common for us to inherit emotional themes. By opening up the emotional aspect, we were able to create emotional liberation and reconciliation with what she had experienced and with her father. A happy and tired “Helen” left my small practice where I work.

When I started working as a hypnotherapist, I wondered why my clients came so few times, but as new clients appeared in a steady stream, I understood that they had achieved such good results quickly that they referred friends and acquaintances to me. This is still the case. Jack has revolutionized hypnotherapy through Dynamic Emotional Therapy. His clients who experience the method and we students who train with Jack continue to spread this out into the world. Many people owe Jack their improved quality of life, thanks to the ability to now live well-functioning lives.