Yes. Clinical hypnotherapy is a safe, evidence-informed practice when provided by trained professionals. Sessions are trauma-informed, controlled, and collaborative. You remain aware, present, and in control at all times.

No. Hypnotherapy does not require retelling or reliving traumatic events. The work focuses on how your nervous system responds now, not forcing you to revisit the worst moments of your past.

Our services are designed for veterans, active-duty service members, and first responders, including law enforcement, firefighters, EMTs, and dispatchers. We also support those experiencing service-related stress, trauma, anxiety, or emotional shutdown.

Yes. All sessions are confidential and handled with the highest respect for privacy. Nothing is shared without your consent, except where legally required for safety.

Every person is different. Some experience noticeable relief within a few sessions, while others benefit from a longer care path. We focus on progress, not pressure, and tailor care to each individual.

Clinical hypnotherapy is a complementary therapeutic approach. It does not replace medical or psychiatric care, but it can work alongside other forms of support to improve emotional regulation, stress response, and overall well-being.

Thanks to donor support and sponsorships, our services are offered at no cost or reduced cost to those who served. Availability may vary based on funding and program capacity.

Getting started is simple and confidential. Reach out through our contact form, and a member of our team will guide you through next steps with clarity and respect. During this call we will book your no pressure consultation. During this time you'll learn all about how hypnosis works, get to experience it firsthand, as well as have time to have all your questions answered.

Donations directly support trauma-informed clinical hypnotherapy for veterans and first responders. Funds are used to cover client sessions, clinician time, program development, and outreach efforts. We prioritize responsible stewardship and focus on delivering measurable impact through direct care.

Yes. After the Call is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law, and donors receive proper documentation for their records.