Atlantic Complementary Medical Solutions, LLC

Founded to encourage and facilitate the integration of complementary medical modalities, primarily recorded hypnotherapy sessions using guided imagery, to enhance and accelerate patient healing while reducing the cost of health care. Join our BLOG to discuss the benefits of hypnotherapy and the impact on healthcare costs - Clear Your Mind ›

Atlantic Complementary Medical Solutions produces and sells guided imagery CD’s, provides group and individual Hypnotherapy sessions (guided imagery) and consulting services.
Founder Sharon M. O’Connor, is an RN, Certified Hypnotherapist and Guided Imagery Practitioner.

Sharon M. O’Connor, RN (Founder and Owner)

Sharon's nursing career began in the Emergency Room and has progressed to a private practice in hypnotherapy and guided imagery. In an effort to share the value of these modalities, she is now producing and marketing creative visualization CD’s (also known as guided imagery) which are cherished by many. Sharon attended the University of New Hampshire, New Hampshire Technical College, Hypnotherapy Training Center of Boston, Banyon Hypnosis Center, and studied Ethics in Medical Practice at Harvard University. She remaiins committed to the integration of complementary medical solutions into primary healthcare systems, specifically recorded hypnotherapy sessions to enhance and accelerate patient healing while reducing the cost of health care. "...Hypnotherapy is evidence based, effective, affordable and without adverse side effects. It manages underlying stress that impacts our physical and mental health, our ability to heal and ultimately our quality of life."

A Client's Words about guided imagery and hypnotherapy..

"The 'Preparing For Surgery' CD was very powerful for me. I approached the surgery in a relaxed manner. In Recovery, the nurse commented 'I’ve never seen someone so awake in here.' (One of the suggestions is that the anesthesia will clear quickly at the end of the procedure.) I had virtually no swelling, bruising, or pain from extensive sinus surgery and septoplasty. At the first follow up appointment 4 days later, the surgeon made many comments about complete healing of the septum and said 'I can’t believe you had surgery. I’d like you to sit in my waiting room and be an example to other patients.'

This was a huge affirmation of the power of the mind."     ST, Exeter, NH