Newburgh Hypnotist Services

For Newburgh residents, Mid-Hudson Valley Hypnosis is the Hudson Valley practice on this page whose own website we could confirm in October 2026. Michael Salerno has served the Mid-Hudson Valley region since 2015 and lists Poughkeepsie and Highland as his locations, so plan on a short drive or ask about online sessions. If you find a Newburgh-based hypnotist through a directory, check the address and phone number on that practice’s own site before you book.

What to ask on the first call

• What does a session cost, and is there a free consultation?
• How many sessions do you expect for my goal, and why?
• Can we meet online if the drive is a problem?
• What would you refer to a licensed clinician?

Evidence and licensing

The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health reports evidence for gut-directed hypnotherapy in irritable bowel syndrome and growing evidence that hypnosis may help with some painful conditions; studies of hypnosis for quitting smoking have had conflicting results (NCCIH). Hypnosis for trauma or PTSD is a different matter: those are conditions for a licensed clinician. Hypnosis is not on the list of professions licensed by New York’s Office of the Professions (professions index), while psychologists, social workers and mental health counselors are, and their licenses can be checked on the state’s verification search. If you are in crisis, call or text the 988 Lifeline at 988; in an emergency, call 911.

Other Hudson Valley options

Are there other practices nearby?

The Poughkeepsie hypnotist page adds a Stanfordville hypnotist who offers online sessions by request, and the White Plains hypnotist page covers a licensed psychologist and a hypnosis center in Westchester.

Details here come from the 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.