This high quality recording combines powerful clinical hypnotherapy techniques with state of the art digital recording technology to help you pass your driving test and overcome driving fears and phobias.
Track one will help learner drivers to achieve a peak performance state and to be in full control of their feelings on the day of their driving test. If you are a learner driver with a pending driving test then you should listen to the hypnosis session every day in the final two weeks leading up to your test as it will help you to overcome any anxiety and feel in complete control on the day of your test.
Track two will help both learners and experienced drivers to overcome any driving phobia or anxiety on any type of road. If you have a fear of driving on motorways or traveling any distance in a car the powerful post hypnotic suggestions will help you to release this anxiety and to accept that you feel more relaxed and in control when you are driving. Driving on motorways or indeed any road will then feel quite normal to you.
You will hear Glenn's pleasant voice and relaxing sound effects guiding you into a deeply relaxed state of mental and physical relaxation. In this very receptive relaxed state you are given a number of post hypnotic and direct suggestions to help you to overcome all fears and nerves and to take control of your feelings whenever you drive.
There are also a number of background echoed affirmations, which pan from left to right in your headphones. This deeply relaxing and powerful method of delivering multiple suggestions simultaneously to the unconscious mind can facilitate positive changes very quickly.
At the end of the session you will be guided into a deep and peaceful sleep. There are also a number of positive subliminal suggestions which are embedded in the music which facilitate the overall effect.
This powerful track is a completely safe and very effective way of helping drivers of all abilities to overcome driving phobias and feel positive and in control at all times behind the wheel.
