Joseph Gionti's Page

All I have to say is WOW! What a busy month I have had. Just been working hard on updating websites, getting clients and so much more. I am certainly not complaining but I was sort of hoping that January would give me a little break…but so much for that.

I understand that sometimes during this rocky economy, it can be hard to find new clients. One tool that I wanted to recommend is a site that I just started using called Blog Talk Radio. It is free and basically gives you an opportunity to host your own Internet radio show.



I did my first show 2 weeks ago (which I accidentally erased, oops). But my second show went off pretty well, although I am still tinkering around with background sounds, music and such. Anyhow, I am using the… Continue

Hypnotherapy & Constipation



It is interesting to note that more and more medical studies are confirming that stress and psychological disturbances are often related to chronic constipation. Many psychologists concur with the chinese system of medicine which associates 'inability to let go of past hurts or memories, or difficulties in coming to terms with grief and loss' as a common factor in patients with chronic constipation.



In fact, in one study it was said to be "a… Continue

After much debate and pondering over the idea, I have finally decided that I am going to begin practicing hypnotherapy from my home office. I will continue to make house calls and do phone sessions as I do now, but I am really excited as this will give me a chance to be closer to my family while I am working.



Now, this decision did not come fast and easy as I have read and heard a lot of negative opinions about doing this. But still, I believe this is something that I will be able to… Continue

When you forget a face or can't find your car keys, it's not because your brain is out of storage space. You just aren't filtering out other thoughts well enough, a new study finds.



The research contradicts a popular notion that memory capacity is solely dependent on how much information you can cram into your noggin.



Rather, it shows that if you can disregard some of what you see, you'll do a better job remembering the visual input you deem… Continue