Complimentary Support for Local Veterans and Their Spouses

I offer two professional, complementary approaches designed to support relaxation, reduce everyday stress and help individuals address persistent beliefs, emotional responses and behavioral patterns. These are available:

Access Bars in person appointments (Located in the Lowell, MA area)
In-person or by Zoom for RTT sessions.

I work with local Veteran organizations.

Access Bars®

Access Bars is a gentle, nonclinical relaxation technique involving light touch on 32 specific points on the head. The recipient remains fully clothed and simply rests during the session.

Many people use Access Bars as an opportunity to quiet mental activity, release tension and experience a greater sense of calm. No talking or discussion of personal experiences is required. Learn more from Access Consciousness.

Rapid Transformational Therapy® — RTT®

RTT is a structured hypnotherapy method that incorporates principles from hypnotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, psychotherapy, NLP and neuroscience.

During a private, individualized session, the client is guided into a deeply relaxed but fully aware state. Together, we explore the underlying beliefs and past experiences that may be contributing to a current difficulty. The purpose is to understand where an unhelpful response began and help the client reframe the beliefs connected to it.

Each client also receives a personalized recording designed to reinforce the healthier beliefs and responses established during the session. Learn more about RTT from Marisa Peer.

About the Practitioner


 

Deb Brosnan is a Certified Rapid Transformational Therapy Practitioner, Certified Hypnotherapist and Certified Access Bars Practitioner. A lifelong Massachusetts resident, she brings more than 26 years of experience supporting children and adults through emotionally challenging situations.
 

These services are offered as complementary support. They are not medical care, psychotherapy, crisis intervention or a replacement for treatment from a qualified healthcare or mental-health professional. No diagnosis is provided, and participation does not require changing or discontinuing any existing care.