Aldebaran Hypnotherapy

 Joni DeEtte Wiley CHt

I am often asked the question, "What does Aldebaran mean?"  Aldebaran, pronounced Al-deb-a-ran, is the name of the brightest star in the Taurus Constellation. After reading that, I felt it was a beautiful symbol to represent how I wanted my clients to feel about themselves when leaving my office. My goal is to help my clients to discover what prevents them from achieving their desired goals through the Art of Hypnosis and to guide them to discover and use the power of their own mind to “reach for the stars” so to speak, and achieve their desired goals.

I am registered with the State of Washington Health Department, as a Certified Hypnotherapist #HP10001222.  I have a business license in Milton, Washington. I am a graduate of Tacoma Community College Hypnotherapy program taught by Mr. C. Roy Hunter.  

After completing my initial training, I was proud to work in association with Roy Hunter at "Alliance Self-Empowerment Inc." at his former location in Federal Way, WA. In September of 2004, I opened "Aldebaran Hypnotherapy Clinic" in Milton, Washington. Just recently I moved into a larger facility in Milton to become part of an alliance of hypnotherapists associated with Roy Hunter.

I am a member of The National Guild of Hypnotists. In order to maintain my membership with the NGH I earn a total of 15 continuing education credits each year. I attend the National Guild of Hypnotists Convention each year in August on the East Coast, where I attend classes to further my Education on Hypnotherapy by attending presentations and workshops which are taught by some of the most recognized Hypnotherapists in the world.

I recently acquired my Certification for "Complimentary Medical Hypnosis." This certificate enables me to communicate with and assist physicians with patients who are having difficulty with issues which are preventing them from completing the program their physician wants them to follow.  For instance, a patient that must manage weight for health reasons may have emotional blocks preventing him/her from following the program…or a stroke victim cannot follow the program for rehabilitation because he/she is afraid for some unknown reason.

I am also a member of the Milton/Edgewood Chamber of Commerce. In order to best serve my community I believe it is important to be involved with my community and be informed and contribute toward the development of my community and what is best for the people who live here.