Kemila Zsange
Access your inner wisdomHypnotherapy & Counselling
A stretch of road in western Victoria echoed Saskatchewan and Tuscany at once — a reminder that sometimes the outer landscape only makes sense because the inner one recognises it.
We don’t just see what’s in front of us — we filter it through memory. The subconscious is constantly linking the new to the known, shaping landscape into meaning before the mind begins its commentary.
It’s my birthday today!! So to celebrate, I want to do something that is suggested by the special date: 24, 1. From today till the end of the month, if you purchase any two or more of my digital products, including books, hypnosis digital CDs, home study courses, and special subject single sessions, you get both for the price of one. Just apply the coupon code 2four1 and you will receive 50% off the listed prices, as long as there are two (or more) products in your cart.
When familiar structures fall away, what’s revealed isn’t chaos—it’s coherence without buffering. A reflection on identity, dehypnosis, and naming what was already true.
As the hypnotherapy field grows and evolves, I often get asked why I don’t teach certification programs or run large-scale online courses. The truth is simple: I still love working one-on-one. This post is a reflection on why that choice continues to feel authentic, relevant, and alive for me.
Within two days, I came across three teachers—Mooji, Bashar, and Steve Rother—all touching on the essence of hypnosis: consciousness, belief, and the shaping of our inner reality.
None of them are hypnotists, yet each revealed something profoundly relevant to my work.
? Watch the clips and join the reflection: What if hypnosis is simply a conscious participation in what we’re already doing—all the time?
It was a rainy early summer day — the perfect weather for wandering through museums and art galleries while traveling. My choice that day was the Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille.
As usual, I didn’t bother with museum maps, brochures or audio guides. In a building like this, I prefer to meander and let my feet decide. And so, moving from one hall to another, I suddenly stopped. In the corner of an adjacent room, my eyes caught a whimsical painting.
In a powerful session of past life regression, a client uncovers a 16th-century royal incarnation—and the lingering effects of a spell cast by a jealous aunt. Through deep hypnotherapy and energy work, including the use of a pink crystal ball and intuitive healing rituals, the energetic residue of the spell is finally dissolved. This story reveals how unresolved past life experiences can impact present-day emotions, relationships, and spiritual well-being—and how they can be transformed.
A new client came to me today. Let’s call him Gary. He spoke of the failure patterns in his personal and professional life—a long chain of disappointments, and the looming fear of more to come.
I asked him, “Why now? Why is this the right time to come to therapy, especially hypnotherapy?”
Gary admitted he hadn’t even considered therapy for those patterns and fears. But a recent conversation with a trusted friend—about how he couldn’t recall happy memories from childhood or teenage years—prompted his friend to suggest “hypnosis regression therapy.”
Gary trusts this friend deeply. “So,” he said, “I asked my secretary, ChatGPT, for suggestions. Your name came up as the number one recommendation.”
When I started my career as a hypnotherapist, I didn’t realize that doing past life regressions would be a huge part of my work. It somehow turned out that way, if you consider that I have written three books, all directly or indirectly about past lives, and I host past life workshops in the West End and Kitsilano Community Centres in Vancouver.
It was Cameron’s second session. He returned to the office reporting a “successful” experience with his new girlfriend. Cameron didn’t have many questions when he first contacted me. He simply made a Saturday morning appointment. Because it was a weekend,...
