Syracuse Hypnotist Services

This page lists two Syracuse-area hypnosis practices that give their address and phone number on their own websites, which we read in October 2026, and they serve different people. Alternative Hypnosis, part of Destiny Hypnosis, works from an office on Fly Road in East Syracuse. Center Point Medicine on Intrepid Lane is a pediatric hypnosis and counseling practice led by Dr. Ran D. Anbar that teaches children, from as young as four, to use hypnosis on their own. The order below is not a ranking.

Matching the practice to the goal

For adults with a habit or performance goal, ask Alternative Hypnosis what it would recommend and what it costs. For a child, Center Point Medicine is the practice on this page that specializes in pediatric hypnosis. On evidence, the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health reports support for gut-directed hypnotherapy in irritable bowel syndrome and growing evidence for some painful conditions, and describes the research on quitting smoking as conflicting (NCCIH).

Hypnosis is not one of the professions licensed by New York’s Office of the Professions (professions index); clinicians’ licenses can be checked on the state’s verification search. For a diagnosed anxiety disorder, depression or trauma, see a licensed clinician. If you are in crisis, call or text the 988 Lifeline at 988; in an emergency, call 911.

Syracuse hypnosis questions

Can students use hypnosis for test anxiety?

Ask the practice whether it works with test anxiety and how; for anxiety that disrupts daily life, a campus counseling center or licensed clinician is the first stop.

Is there Reiki in Syracuse?

See Reiki practitioners in Syracuse. The Utica hypnotist page covers a practitioner who also works by Zoom.

Details here come from each 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.