Rochelle L. Cook, The Soul's Coach, is one of the world's most respected experts in Clinical Hypnotherapy and Spiritual Psychology. An intuitive consultant and coach, she is also an author, speaker, and writer of many downloadable audio self-hypnosis series for adults and children. Rochelle is known as a life changer who makes sense out of trauma, including reframing relationships with others and the self. She can contribute expert counsel, intuitive insight, recovery action plans, routines and resolutions, case studies, and other information to support or enhance your article. Rochelle has earned an M.A. in Spiritual Psychology and is a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, with additional certifications including PTSD. She is renowned for her depth of understanding on the spiritual dimensions of human nature and resolving emotional and habitual hurdles by working through root issues. Rochelle has also served as an advisor and coach for a variety of film directors, producers, lawyers, doctors, and other public figures and professionals. She is a regularly invited guest speaker and workshop leader, including addressing thousands at St. Marks Cathedral on Capital Hill in Seattle. In addition, she has published journals and will release a much-anticipated book on weight loss in 2017. Rochelle combines the practice of Hypnosis with Spiritual Psychology. She specializes in abandonment and depression issues. Besides her personal experiences, which allow her to deeply understands life's challenges, she has extensive training in the following areas: Gestalt, Carl Rogers's Person Centered Therapy, Piero Ferrucci Imagery Work, Inner Child Work and Guided Spiritual Journey work. She is a firm believer in William Glaser's Reality Therapy and Choice Theory. Rochelle believes that we all have the answers deep within our authentic selves. Uncovering underlying issues allows one to heal and move forward in life. Combining the practice of Spiritual Psychology and Hypnosis produces magical results. The subconscious mind is instructed to see the reality of the situation from the authentic self-perspective, which allows misunderstandings and judgments to finally be forgiven for the very last time.