In interviews featured on USA Today and FinTech TV, Sean Wheeler, CEO of Atlanta’s Pure Hypnosis, tells how hypnotherapy helps with fears, bad habits, and relationship problems.
(PRUnderground) June 3rd, 2025
Sean Wheeler, CEO and Founder of Pure Hypnosis in Atlanta, Georgia, is one of the country’s most influential voices on the power of hypnosis to help people overcome challenges in their lives. In recent nationally syndicated interviews, he shared how hypnosis is far more than just a stage trick but a powerful way to help people overcome phobias, grief, destructive habits, and interpersonal challenges — often in a fraction of the time of talk therapy.
In April, Wheeler was a special guest on Nadja Atwal’s Perceived Reality series on Fintech.TV, a global finance and investing media platform. In May, Wheeler was interviewed on the Rhonda Swan Show, a #1 weekly live show for entrepreneurs that airs in partnership with USA Today.
As Wheeler explained to Atwal, the “magic” of hypnosis happens as a client’s mind enters the alpha and delta states in a hypnotic trance. At that point, the mind is no longer distracted and is primed for optimal listening.
“When clients are in the hypnotic state for help with weight loss, grief, anxiety, or anything else, I can help them calm their mind down and think intentionally, not reflexively or randomly,” said Wheeler. “I help people get rid of the crap — the bad memories, the fear about the future — so they can overcome their problems and be at their best.”
In the Rhonda Swan interview, Wheeler talked about how hypnosis can help workaholic fathers achieve better work-life harmony, the topic of his Amazon best-selling book, “The Executive Dad’s Playbook.”
“I ask the right questions to find out what’s going on in these men’s minds that’s causing them the problems,” said Wheeler. “Like they may be trying to prove their value or their self-worth through their work, or they’re stressed out about not having enough money or not being respected in the right way. They’re trying to conquer the world, and their health and relationships are left in the dust.”
Once Wheeler can identify problematic thought patterns, he doesn’t stay “stuck” in the past like some psychotherapists do, trying to address every issue that caused his clients’ problems. Rather, Wheeler uses hypnosis to move people forward with strong momentum. He relies on a process called Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) to help people manipulate their thoughts-including the words and images that accompany them — and then lock new thought patterns in through the power of the hypnotic trance.
“I’ve had clients tell me that they got more out of one or two hypnotherapy sessions at Pure Hypnosis than they did in 20 years of traditional talk therapy,” said Wheeler.
As Wheeler explained to Swan, he turned to hypnosis after struggling with poor self-confidence and relationship skills. After seeing the transformation hypnosis spurred in his own life, he trained in hypnotherapy and began using it to help people in his Atlanta clinic.
Atlanta residents know Wheeler as The Heartbreak Hypnotist®, who helped people overcome grief from broken relationships on the city’s most popular morning radio program, Q100’s “The Bert Show.” Wheeler also helped The Bert Show’s host, Jenn Hobby, overcome her long-standing smoking habit through hypnosis. Jenn is still free of the habit 15 years later.
Today, Sean and four other hypnotherapists help thousands of clients move toward a healthier, happier future through the power of hypnosis. To learn more about Pure Hypnosis or see Sean Wheeler’s media appearances, visit PureHypnosis.com.
About Pure Hypnosis
Pure Hypnosis is known for their life-changing therapy for mental and physical wellness. They use hypnotherapy to help their clients stop smoking, reduce stress and anxiety, overcome heartbreak, elevate relationships, improve mindset and self-confidence, sharpen their focus, improve their sleep, and more.
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