You're intelligent. You're capable. You're prepared.
So why does your body still react under pressure?
In this episode of the Social Skills Mastery Podcast, I sit down with certified hypnotherapist Kristine Ovsepian to explore the physiological side of anxiety and whether tools like hypnotherapy and breathwork can reduce the internal friction that keeps high-achieving professionals from speaking up and stepping forward.
We discuss what hypnotherapy actually is (and isn't), how it works neurologically, whether it can help with social anxiety and fear of visibility, and how trauma and stress responses shape professional performance. We also break down breathwork in practical terms and explore when hypnotherapy is a smart complement to coaching.
If you've normalized the tension before meetings, the racing thoughts before presentations, or the quiet avoidance of leadership visibility, this episode will challenge you to reconsider whether that friction is necessary.
What hypnotherapy actually is and how it differs from stage hypnosis
What happens in the brain and nervous system during hypnosis
Whether hypnotherapy can reduce social anxiety and fear of public speaking
How trauma (big or small) can shape adult anxiety patterns
What breathwork is and how it affects emotional regulation
When hypnotherapy is appropriate — and when it isn't
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