Get Over Lovesickness!: Heal a broken Heart by Hypnosis

Written by Kim Fleckenstein

Narrated by Kim Fleckenstein

Try this hypnosis program to help you getting over being love sick!

"Lovesickness isn't worth the pain!", sang Siw Malmkvist in the 60s. Sure, we would all be better off if we could let go of feelings of grief, pain and anguish - but unfortunately there's no off switch for broken hearts. Whether you were the one who ended your relationship, were dumped, or are unhappy in love, the hypnosis program "Get over Lovesickness! Heal a broken Heart by Hypnosis" can help you to get over your lovesickness. All you have to do is say "stop", and you will be able to stop the merry-go-round of thoughts and feelings you have found yourself caught on. You will slowly regain control over your own feelings, allowing you to finally feel free again. This will give you much-needed space to process everything that has happened and finally let go of the other party.

The 37-minute program is aimed at adults and young adults that are suffering from lovesickness after a breakup or are unhappy in love. In this hypnosis course, Kim Fleckenstein will personally show you how to regain full control of your thoughts and feelings. Once you have achieved this, you will be able to use targeted suggestions to let go of painful memories and old thoughts and feelings that are weighing you down. After this inner "spring cleaning", you will be able to take a deep breath and look optimistically towards the future.

Do not listen to this program while operating a motor vehicle or during any other activity that requires your full attention. This program does not replace a doctor or any other medical aids. The best effect can be achieved by listening to this program once a day over a period of 4 weeks.

The audiobook consists of two chapters. You can choose either to listen to the book with a wake-up phase (chapter 1) or if you wish to fall asleep just listen to chapter 2.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Kim Fleckenstein
• Release date: Jan 1, 2014