About

Lee Betchley is a public speaker and lecturer, conducts workshops in personal growth and development, provides private sessions, and has been a staff instructor at the only nationally accredited college of hypnotherapy. She has been featured on KCAL 9 News, the KZLA Morning Show, the Aware Show with Lisa Garr, FitPro Radio, and PreMed Prescription. Her articles have been published in a variety of local papers and national forums. She was the first to develop and teach a hypnosis and weight loss course to hypnosis students. She is considered the authority on working with “weight loss” clients in Southern California.

Her desire to further her skills as a practitioner to offer the highest quality service to her clients has led her to achieve the level of Master Practitioner in Neuro Linguistic Programming. She is also a certified TimeLine™ Therapist. These tools are becoming the choice to make effective, long-term change in personal development.

Her interest in the ancient path has taken her to Hawai’i to learn the healing and spiritual shamanism of the ancient Kahunas. On the Big Island she also studied Lucid Dreaming with Dr. Stephen LaBerge Ph.D., the world-renowned expert on Lucid Dreaming. She has had extensive experience with lucid dreams and have found hers to be life altering experiences.

In addition, Lee has traveled to the Amazon Jungle to study with Dr. Luis Eduardo Luna, Ph.D., the current director of the Research Center for the Study of Visionary Arts and Consciousness in Florianopolis, Brazil. And while in Brazil, she had the pleasure of being introduced to Holotropic Breathwork with Ivania Hassler, an expert in this new method. Lee continues to rise to the challenge of excellence by fully embracing transformation.

Lee uses a holistic approach in therapy, paying attention to her client’s mind, body, and spirit. She has combined all her formal trainings in Hypnosis, Neuro Linguistic Programming, Lucid Dreaming, and ancient spiritual teachings to assist people in producing new and more effective ways to improve their lives.