Binghamton Hypnotist Services
Jim Lee of Hypnosis For Healing practices at 1121 Upper Front Street in Binghamton, and his website, which we read in October 2026, describes free screenings, in-person sessions and web sessions for clients who cannot travel. He is board certified in hypnotherapy by the International Association of Counselors and Therapists and certified to conduct past life regressions. He is the Binghamton hypnotist on this page whose details we could confirm on the practice’s own site; if you find others through a directory, check their address and phone number on their own site before you book.
Hypnosis For Healing (Jim Lee)
Hypnosis For Healing describes hypnosis as a relaxed state in which you remain aware and in control. Jim Lee’s site offers a free screening before the first session, explains what the first session involves, and lists web sessions as an alternative to coming to the office. His certification is from the International Association of Counselors and Therapists, and he also offers past life regression. Call (607) 725-4233 or email jim@hypnosisforhealing.info; the site asks you to call if you do not hear back within 72 hours of an email.
Questions to settle on the free screening
- Is your goal one that hypnosis has been studied for? The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health reports evidence for gut-directed hypnotherapy in irritable bowel syndrome and growing evidence for some painful conditions, and describes studies on quitting smoking as conflicting (NCCIH).
- Does your goal involve a medical condition? If so, keep your doctor involved and ask how the sessions would fit alongside your care.
- How many sessions does he expect, and what does each cost?
- Would a web session work for you, or do you prefer the office?
Licensing in New York
Hypnosis is not among the professions licensed by New York’s Office of the Professions (professions index), so certification comes from organizations such as the IACT rather than the state. If you are looking for treatment of an anxiety disorder, depression or trauma, a licensed clinician is the right first step, and the state’s license verification search confirms New York licenses. If you are in crisis, call or text the 988 Lifeline at 988; in an emergency, call 911.
Southern Tier questions
Is past life regression the same as regular hypnosis?
No. Past life regression explores scenes framed as earlier lives; what comes up is experience to reflect on, not historical evidence. For memory questions in your own life, see age regression hypnosis in Manhattan.
Are there more options nearby?
Practices in Syracuse and Ithaca are covered on the Syracuse hypnotist page and the Ithaca hypnotist page.
Details here come from the practice’s own website as of October 2026 and may change; confirm them before you book. A listing is not a referral, and hypnosis does not replace medical or psychological care.
Hypnotists at the other places on the dial
- Queens 4 practices
- Bronx 3 practices
- Brooklyn 3 practices
- Long Island 3 practices
- Manhattan 3 practices
- Albany 3 practices
- Staten Island 2 practices
- Buffalo 3 practices
- Rochester 2 practices
- Syracuse 2 practices
- Ithaca 2 practices
- Newburgh 1 practice
- Schenectady 2 practices
- Utica 1 practice
- White Plains 2 practices
- Poughkeepsie 2 practices
- Saratoga Springs 3 practices
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