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For a calm background, slower breathing and settling attention.
Listen on YouTubeHear the body. Understand yourself.
Your body is not an obstacle — it is your ally. We can consciously change our responses, but the body does not need to be defeated. It continually sends signals, and hypnotherapy may help you pause, hear them and choose a new response.
Free practice
A gentle English relaxation practice for bedtime. Settle comfortably, keep the volume low and allow yourself simply to listen.
Choose your sound
Different sounds can support different listening environments. Choose according to how you feel, the time of day and the experience you want — begin quietly.
For a calm background, slower breathing and settling attention.
Listen on YouTubeFor an evening routine, rest and preparation for sleep.
Listen on YouTubeFor deeper relaxation and a meditative setting without a pronounced rhythm.
Listen on YouTubeFor focused listening, visualisation or quiet reflection.
Listen on YouTubeFor a short mindful pause and returning attention to the present.
Listen on YouTubeFor brief, quiet listening when a clearer, higher tone feels appropriate.
Listen on YouTubeThese recordings are for relaxation and personal listening. The stated frequencies are not medical treatment and do not replace professional healthcare.
How it may help
Bodily responses are not weakness — they may carry useful information. Hypnotherapy can help focus attention, notice habitual responses and develop a different relationship with them in a safe state.
We notice how stress appears in thoughts and the body, reduce overload and strengthen a calmer response to everyday triggers.
These themes were written specifically for Oksana’s website and are informed by the solution-focused hypnotherapy practice taught through Matthew Cahill and Inspiraology.Matthew Cahill school practiceHypnotherapy is not a substitute for emergency support or medical treatment. Suitability is assessed individually.
Method
Oksana’s work is grounded in her UK education and the Inspiraology® training approach. Focused attention, solution-focused practice and a modern understanding of the brain and behaviour help explore the link between a thought, a bodily signal and a chosen response.
About the Inspiraology approach
We clarify the goal and reduce external and internal noise, creating space to notice what is happening.
Focused attention helps recognise bodily signals, automatic responses and what they may be trying to protect.
We develop a more conscious, goal-supporting response and practical steps that can be reinforced in daily life.
What a session is like
We begin by discussing your goal and expectations.
You receive a clear explanation of what will happen.
The hypnotic state is developed gradually and without pressure.
Afterwards, we discuss the experience and next steps.
Many symptoms we encounter may reflect stress that has accumulated quietly over time. Hypnotherapy can help the body release some of this unseen burden. As a healthier and more harmonious rhythm returns, the aim is not only to ease anxiety, but to create a safer inner space where stress no longer needs to direct the body’s responses.
The body is not designed to stand in your way. It is continually trying to help — sometimes the first step is not to silence it, but to listen.
— Oksana Sakalauskienė
About the practitioner
Oksana Sakalauskienė is a qualified clinical hypnotherapy practitioner who completed her professional education in the United Kingdom.
Her principle is simple: neither a person nor their body needs to be ‘fixed’ or forced into submission. A safe space, a clear goal and appropriate tools can help people hear their signals and access the inner resources they already have. Her sessions combine structure, empathy and respect for each person’s pace.
Frequently asked questions
Curiosity and uncertainty are a natural place to begin.
No. You remain aware, can hear the practitioner and may stop the process at any time. Hypnosis is a state of focused attention and deep relaxation, not sleep or surrendering control.
No. Your values, boundaries and choices remain intact. Therapeutic work is collaborative and follows an agreed goal.
It depends on your goal, circumstances and individual response. A realistic plan is discussed during the first conversation and reviewed as you progress, without guaranteed-outcome claims.
No. Curiosity and willingness to engage are enough. Oksana explains the process clearly and helps you find a pace that works for you.
No. It does not replace diagnosis or treatment from a doctor, psychologist or psychiatrist. Treatment decisions should only be made with your healthcare professional.
First step
We will briefly discuss what you would like to achieve, answer your questions and consider whether hypnotherapy is suitable for you. The session format and time are agreed individually.