Buffalo Hypnotist Services

This page lists three Buffalo-area hypnosis practices that describe their services on their own websites, which we read in October 2026: Master Mind Advanced Hypnosis on Main Street, Extraordinary Change Hypnosis in Buffalo, and WNY Integrative Hypnosis & Wellness on Seneca Street in West Seneca. They differ mainly in what they combine with hypnosis: Master Mind lists programs for irritable bowel syndrome, chronic pain and sports, while WNY Integrative adds emotional freedom technique, energy work and nutrition counseling. The phone numbers below are the ones each practice gives on its own site. The order is not a ranking.

How to weigh the options

Of the goals these practices list, irritable bowel syndrome has the clearest research support: the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health reports evidence for gut-directed hypnotherapy in IBS and a growing body of evidence that hypnosis may help with some painful conditions, while studies on quitting smoking have had conflicting results (NCCIH). For IBS or chronic pain, keep your physician informed, and ask the hypnotist how their program relates to your medical care.

Hypnosis is not one of the professions licensed by New York’s Office of the Professions (professions index). For a diagnosed mental health condition, see a licensed clinician, and confirm the license on the state’s verification search. If you are in crisis, call or text the 988 Lifeline at 988; in an emergency, call 911.

Buffalo hypnosis questions

What does hypnosis cost in Buffalo?

Ask when you call, along with how many sessions the practice expects for your goal and whether it sells packages.

Can I avoid driving in winter weather?

Ask each practice whether it offers online sessions before you book.

Is there Reiki in Buffalo?

See Reiki practitioners in Buffalo. For hypnotists farther east, see the Rochester hypnotist page.

Details here come from each practice’s own website as of October 2026 and may change; confirm them before booking. A listing is not a referral, and hypnosis does not replace medical or psychological care.