Pure Hypnosis: The #1 Emerson, GA Hypnotist

Hypnotherapist Sean Wheeler uses proven methods to solve your problems quickly and permanently. Sean Wheeler is Atlanta’s best-known and best-reviewed hypnotherapist (over 125 5-star reviews on Google alone).

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Meet The Team

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Sean Wheeler

Sean Wheeler is Atlanta’s top hypnotherapist, with over 20 years of experience and 15,000+ sessions. He has 144+ five-star Google reviews and has worked with athletes, CEOs, medical professionals, and more.

Trained by Dr. Richard Bandler, co-founder of NLP, Sean has appeared on CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS, USA Network’s Chrisley Knows Best, Swift Justice with Nancy Grace, and multiple radio shows, including The Bert Show and The Jeff and Jenn Show.

Known as The Heartbreak Hypnotist®, he gained recognition for helping clients with relationships and smoking cessation. He lives in Atlanta with his wife and daughter.

Danielle Kortava

My own transformative experience with hypnotherapy inspired me to help others. I specialize in guiding clients past fears, stress, trauma, and phobias—rebuilding confidence and creating strategies for a better life.

Trained by industry leaders, I am a Licensed Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming™ and Neuro-Hypnotic Repatterning™ by Dr. Richard Bandler. I completed my hypnotherapy training with Pure Hypnosis Institute and Sean Wheeler in Atlanta. Using proven NLP and hypnosis techniques, I help clients achieve lasting change and a more fulfilling life.

Joanna Saunders

I’m a Registered Nurse, Holistic Coach, and Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, specializing in helping clients overcome anxiety, release shame, and step into their authentic selves.

Trained by Sean Wheeler at Pure Hypnosis Institute and licensed in Neuro-Hypnotic Repatterning by Dr. Richard Bandler, I combine healthcare expertise with holistic tools for lasting transformation.

My own journey from anxiety and depression to self-healing drives my work. Using proven hypnosis and NLP techniques, I help clients reprogram limiting beliefs and create real, lasting change.

Are You Feeling Stuck in Life?

Do you feel like you’re not living up to your potential? Struggling with the same thoughts, emotions, or behaviors day after day? It’s common to feel trapped in patterns that hold you back from a better, more fulfilling life. Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, unfulfilling relationships, or feeling burnt out in your career, improving the quality of your thoughts can help you break free.

Breakthrough with Sean Wheeler’s Expertise

Sean Wheeler is Atlanta’s most recognized and highly-rated hypnotherapist, with over 327 5-star reviews on Google and counting. Over the past two decades, he has conducted more than 15,000 hypnosis sessions with a wide range of clients, including professional athletes, CEOs, entrepreneurs, political figures, and medical professionals. His extensive experience and commitment to his craft make him a trusted source for personal transformation.

Real Solutions for Real Issues

People seek out hypnotherapy to overcome a variety of challenges. Some of the most common reasons include:

  • Feeling stuck in life
  • Career burnout
  • Unfulfilling relationships
  • Heartbreak
  • Trauma
  • Anxiety and depression
  • Weight loss struggles
  • Fears and phobias
  • Quitting smoking

If you are ready to take the next step and change your mindset, hypnotherapy may be the solution you’ve been searching for.

World-Class Training and Experience

Sean has been trained by Dr. Richard Bandler, co-founder of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and one of the world’s top hypnotists. With a background this strong, Sean is uniquely equipped to guide clients through powerful transformations.

Seen on TV and Radio

Sean Wheeler has made numerous media appearances, including “The Bert Show” on Q99.7, 11Alive, USA Network’s “Chrisley Knows Best,” and Star 94’s “The Jeff and Jenn Show.” He became widely known as The Heartbreak Hypnotist® for helping people navigate relationship issues on Atlanta’s popular morning show, “The Bert Show.” He’s also helped radio host Jenn Hobby quit smoking, and she’s remained smoke-free since 2010.

Beyond radio, Sean has appeared on major networks such as CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS, and Food Network Radio, and has been featured in *Fitness Magazine*. His expertise has even been showcased on the nationally-syndicated hit show *Swift Justice with Nancy Grace* as an expert forensic hypnotist.

Conveniently Located Near Emerson, GA

While the physical office of Pure Hypnosis is in Atlanta, clients from Emerson and surrounding areas frequently visit Sean’s practice for his unmatched expertise. If you live in Emerson or nearby, this is your opportunity to work with one of the nation’s top hypnotherapists without having to travel far.

Contact Information

Ready to get started? Here’s how to reach out:

Address: 3500 Piedmont Rd NE, Suite 322, Atlanta, GA 30305

Phone: 404-939-0509

Email: info@purehypnosis.com



Many people have heard about the benefits of hypnosis for weight loss and to treat insomnia, but what exactly is hypnosis? This article explores some of the questions people ask themselves when they think about hypnosis. It can be helpful to relieve anxiety caused by health problems, but it should not be attempted by someone who is suffering from psychosis. Whether hypnosis is appropriate for you depends on your own needs, but it may be a good option if you are suffering from a serious health issue.

First, hypnosis is a very gentle process that involves deep relaxation and a pleasant trance. It is safe to undergo hypnosis, and most people enjoy it. During the trance, the hypnotist can make suggestions about your behavior and the changes you want to make. The client may consciously hear these suggestions, but they will be unable to act on them. The trance may be brief, or it could last hours, depending on the type of hypnosis you undergo.

People with a psychiatric disorder are often more likely to be hypnotized than those without. Their hypnotic state is partially determined by their upbringing. Physically abusive parents are more likely to experience hypnosis than creative parents. Positive childhood experiences also contribute to hypnotizability. However, those without this genetic disposition may still benefit from hypnotherapy. They may have to undergo a higher dose of the therapy to achieve the same benefits.

Not everyone has access to a hypnotherapist, or wants to try the treatment on themselves. There are several self-hypnosis options available, from YouTube videos to apps. There is a risk of creating false memories, so you should seek out a professional with extensive experience. However, hypnosis is a safe complementary treatment for many disorders, and there are many benefits to this approach. It’s best to consult with a licensed medical professional before beginning the treatment.

If you’re experiencing pain or a traumatic experience, hypnosis may help you overcome the symptoms. By focusing your attention and suspending critical faculties, hypnosis can help you relax and heal. Patients in hypnosis are completely unaware of their surroundings and are only focused on certain thoughts. The healthcare professional will guide you while you are hypnotized, while you’re relaxed. The process is similar to being zoned out during a movie or a drive.

When a person is under hypnosis, they are in a trance-like state. They are able to block out distractions, and experience imagined events as if they’re real. While in hypnosis, this stage can last for a few seconds or up to ten minutes, depending on the person. After a few minutes, they will begin to experience the changes the hypnotist has suggested.

The benefits of hypnosis are many. Although it has been used for many physical and psychological issues, it may not be the best solution for every symptom. For this reason, you should always seek the advice of a qualified health care professional who is well trained in the limitations of hypnosis. Hypnosis has many benefits and is being used in various research settings to learn more about its effects. It’s also being used in the treatment of pain, anxiety and dementia.

While hypnosis is generally safe and effective, it is important to remember that it is still not completely harmless. Many cases of hypnosis have disastrous sequelae. While hypnosis has many uses for the treatment of anxiety and depression, there are a wide variety of potential problems. Hypnosis should be used in conjunction with other forms of therapy if you’re suffering from anxiety. The effects of hypnosis can also be helpful for people with poor hypnotic suggestibility.

Many studies have been conducted on hypnosis, from children to the elderly. In fact, hypnosis has been proven effective in treating anxiety, depression, and many other ailment. However, skepticism persists, and a number of dedicated hypnotherapists have studied the benefits of hypnosis. The American Medical Association does not take a formal stance on hypnosis, but it has published a landmark study illustrating the benefits of the therapy.

People have been entering hypnotic-type trances for thousands of years. Various cultures viewed hypnosis as a form of meditation, and the earliest written reference to hypnosis can be found in the writings of Avicenna, a Persian physician. Hypnosis as it is practiced today was developed in the late 18th century by Franz Mesmer. It was formerly known as Mesmerism.

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