White Plains Hypnotist Services
In and near White Plains, the two hypnosis options on this page sit on opposite sides of the licensing line, according to their own websites, which we read in October 2026. Dr. Henry B. Hartman is a licensed psychologist at 12 Old Mamaroneck Road in White Plains who uses hypnosis in his practice and belongs to three clinical and experimental hypnosis societies. The Advanced Hypnosis Center of Westchester at 13 Neperan Road in Tarrytown runs hypnosis programs for weight, smoking, fears, stress and habits, with sessions in English or Spanish. The order below is not a ranking.
| Practice | Office | Who you see |
|---|---|---|
| Dr. Henry B. Hartman | 12 Old Mamaroneck Rd., Suite 1D, White Plains | Licensed psychologist |
| Advanced Hypnosis Center of Westchester | 13 Neperan Rd., Tarrytown | Hypnotists; English or Spanish |
Dr. Henry B. Hartman
Dr. Henry B. Hartman describes himself on his site as a licensed psychologist, and lists membership in the American Psychological Association, the New York State Psychological Association, the Westchester County Psychological Association, the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, the International Society of Hypnosis and the Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis. Because he is a licensed clinician, his practice is the one on this page suited to anxiety disorders, depression or other conditions that need treatment; you can confirm his license on the state’s verification search. Call (914) 761-6868.
Advanced Hypnosis Center of Westchester
The Advanced Hypnosis Center of Westchester in Tarrytown shares its name with the Manhattan center, whose number its site also lists. Its programs cover weight loss and emotional eating, sugar cravings, exercise motivation, fears and phobias including fear of flying, panic attacks, stress and anxiety, social and singing anxiety, irritable bowel syndrome, anger and habits, and sessions are offered in English or Spanish. Call (800) 749-0840; the Manhattan hypnotist page describes the Manhattan office.
Psychologist or hypnotist?
Hypnosis is not one of the professions licensed by New York’s Office of the Professions (professions index); psychology is. For goals such as a habit, a fear of flying or confidence, either kind of practice may fit. For a diagnosed mental health condition, choose the licensed clinician. If you are in crisis, call or text the 988 Lifeline at 988; in an emergency, call 911.
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, and describes studies on quitting smoking as conflicting (NCCIH).
Westchester hypnosis questions
Will insurance cover a session?
Ask before you book. Coverage depends on your plan and on who provides the service, so check with both the practice and your plan administrator.
Can I avoid the trip into Manhattan?
Yes. Both practices are in Westchester County. For Dutchess County, see the Poughkeepsie 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.
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
- Binghamton 1 practice
- Schenectady 2 practices
- Utica 1 practice
- Poughkeepsie 2 practices
- Saratoga Springs 3 practices
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