Chris Goode, Certified Clinical Relationship Hypnotherapist

Find your way back to love again

Join me as I guide you from heartbreak and hurt toward wholeness, self-worth, and the kind of connection that’s actually good for you.

Our connections shape us, sometimes gently, sometimes painfully. The hardest ones can leave us feeling like pieces of ourselves went missing along the way. My goal is to help you find those pieces again, make sense of what happened, and become whole, on your own and in your relationships.

Common Challenges

Healing from toxic love and trauma bonds

Trauma Bonding

Understand the powerful, confusing pull that keeps you tied to someone who hurt you, and finally break free from it.

Narcissistic Abuse Recovery

Make sense of the manipulation and gaslighting left behind, and start to trust your own reality again.

Breaking the Pattern

Recognize why you keep choosing or attracting toxic partners, and build the awareness to choose differently.

Heartbreak & Loss

Heal from the disorientation of a relationship ending, and rebuild a steady, grounded sense of who you are.

Rebuilding Trust

Restore your ability to trust others, and yourself, after being let down more times than you can count.

Lacking Self-Worth

Reconnect with your own sense of value, so you stop settling for less than you deserve in return.

The Method

A unique path to relationship healing

My approach to hypnotherapy goes beyond conventional talk therapy. By combining deep empathy with advanced conversational techniques, we create the conditions for rapid, lasting change, without years of picking apart the past.

During sessions, I focus on what I call “unconscious moments,” the specific emotional memories and belief formations, often formed in the middle of a toxic or painful dynamic, that sit quietly beneath your awareness, directing your choices in love. Once surfaced and understood, they can be transformed, so you can feel whole again, not just in your relationships, but in yourself.

Shared Stories

Love and healing, in their own words