Pricing & Programs

Clear Pricing for Treatment Built Around You

You’re not paying for a generic script or an hour of relaxation.

You’re investing in individualized treatment built around changing the automatic pattern that keeps interfering with your life.

John first determines what’s keeping the problem active, what treatment needs to change, and how much work it’ll take to make the better response dependable.

You’ll receive a clear recommendation and complete price before treatment begins.

1. Map the Pattern

Before a single line of the intervention is created, John maps:

• the trigger and automatic sequence;
• what your mind expects in that moment;
• the emotion giving the pattern its force;
• what the old response provides, relieves, or protects against;
• what has already changed and what still requires work;
• the level where the intervention needs to operate;
• and where the better response must become dependable in your life.

This determines what the session actually needs to accomplish.

3. Audit and Refine

Once the intervention is built, it’s audited for:

• target accuracy;
• clinical fit;
• updating logic;
• client agency;
• safety;
• clarity;
• spoken rhythm;
• and real-world transfer.

If the underlying architecture doesn’t hold up, it’s rebuilt before it’s used.

That substantial work happens before you ever hear the finished hypnosis.

The price reflects this complete treatment process—not simply the time you spend in John’s office or on Zoom.

Your program also includes:

• sessions that typically last about an hour;
• a hypnotic intervention constructed and audited around you, the treatment target, and the current stage of the work;
• the opportunity, in nearly every case, to record the personalized hypnosis portion of your session on your own smartphone;
• clear instructions for using that recording between appointments;
• review of what changes in daily life;
• and ongoing refinement of later sessions based on your actual progress.

John uses a proprietary UAM-based clinical architecture to turn everything he learns about your pattern into treatment designed for accurate targeting, deliberate sequencing, functional personalization, and reliable change in the situations where the old response used to take over.

Value Is the Cost of Meaningful Change—Not the Price of an Hour

UAM-based hypnotherapy isn’t cheap. It’s designed to be focused, individualized treatment for problems that can become extraordinarily expensive when they remain unchanged.

Most people don’t question whether meaningful change is valuable. They question whether paying for treatment will actually produce it.

That skepticism is understandable. People have watched themselves or someone they know pay for therapy week after week while the problem continues. The real concern isn’t whether change is worth paying for. It’s whether the process can deliver change.

The price of one appointment is therefore the wrong comparison. The economically relevant question is what it costs—in money, time, and continued disruption—to achieve meaningful change.

Many people spend years in therapy—paying for session after session, giving up hour after hour of their lives, and learning to explain the problem in extraordinary detail—without getting the result they really wanted: change. They may understand where the pattern came from, recognize every trigger, and explain it completely—yet still experience the same automatic thoughts, emotions, bodily reactions, urges, or behaviors.

Talk therapy can provide valuable insight, support, skills, and appropriate mental-health care. But insight isn’t the same as updating the automatic process that keeps producing the problem. When a focused course of UAM-based treatment succeeds in changing what years of paid sessions haven’t changed, the total cost can be far lower—and it can return something money can’t replace: the hours and years no longer organized around the problem.

The same principle applies when comparing UAM-based treatment with lower-priced conventional hypnosis. A cheaper session isn’t a better value if a label-matched script misses the actual pattern and leaves the problem unchanged. An inexpensive intervention that doesn’t change the problem is expensive.

No responsible provider can guarantee a result or promise how quickly a particular person will change. But treatment value should be judged by the precision of the work, the total course required, the significance of the result, and whether the change holds—not merely by the hourly price.

A Single Session Isn’t Automatically the Best Value

A single session is available for $247.

For the right problem, one session may be an appropriate recommendation. But a single appointment isn’t a substitute for a complete program when the pattern involves several triggers, functions, or real-life situations.

Feeling better once isn’t the same as changing the response everywhere it operates.

John recommends enough treatment to address the pattern, strengthen the better response, and prepare it for the situations where you need it.

The goal isn’t the fewest possible sessions. It’s meaningful change that holds.

Payment and Financing

Full payment is required before appointments are scheduled.

Payment can be completed:

• by phone;
• through a secure payment link;
• through a Square invoice with Afterpay financing for qualified clients;
• or through a Stripe invoice with Klarna financing for qualified clients.

Afterpay and Klarna determine eligibility and approval. Boise Hypnosis doesn’t control their decisions.

Once payment is complete, appointments are scheduled immediately whenever possible.

Clients commonly use HSA cards as ordinary card payments. Whether a hypnotherapy expense is eligible, reimbursable, or tax-advantaged is determined by your plan and plan administrator—not Boise Hypnosis.

Important Program Terms

You’ll receive the complete client agreement before treatment begins. The key terms include:

• All sessions must be paid for before they’re scheduled.
• Purchased sessions remain available for six months from the original purchase date unless Boise Hypnosis approves an extension in writing.
• Schedule changes require at least two business days’ notice. Weekends and recognized holidays aren’t business days.
• A session canceled or changed with fewer than two business days’ notice is considered used and deducted from the package.
• Missed appointments are also considered used.
• If you voluntarily reduce or end a package, completed, missed, late-canceled, and otherwise chargeable sessions are recalculated at the standard $247 individual-session rate. Any eligible refund is based on the remaining balance and may be zero.
• If you voluntarily discontinue treatment before completing the required Client Preparation Guide before your second session, the remaining package balance is nonrefundable.
• Different terms apply when Boise Hypnosis ends treatment, determines that continuing would be inappropriate, or agrees in writing that exceptional circumstances justify another arrangement.

These policies protect the time reserved for you and the substantial preparation completed before each individualized session.