Oct 22, 2026 · 45 min · 12 segments
In this episode, Pete interviews Johnny Olson, a former television personality turned hypnotherapist. They discuss the challenges of mental health in the entertainment industry, the transformative…
Yeah.
Yeah.
Hypnotherapy is very interesting.
We've had several conversations and show different hypnotherapists.
In fact, one woman, she, she didn't even know she was actually assaulted until she went to hypnotherapy and then found out that in deep seated inside that her brain had cut off the memory, but she, her body remembered it.
So that's what the fascination though is, but you're right though, once you get in that subconscious, man, it's, it's endless what you can do in there.
You can help people realize things, help them get them through things, you know, stuff they'd never imagined they could ever do, you know, and, and hypnotherapy seems to be coming up a lot more now versus traditional therapy.
Like don't get me wrong.
Traditional therapy has its place, but hypnotherapy, man, you're going deep in the mind and, you know, individuals like yourself that are getting in there, the things you see is just endless.
You know, it's really fascinating to, You know, how much really you can do for somebody when you get deep inside, because once you hit that forefront, you're only getting to so much.
But once you get down into the thing, man, you're really just digging in.
And, you know, you're helping them and you're having them do the work, too.
And a lot of times in therapy, that's the biggest problem is that they'll get all excited.
Oh, yeah, I'm going to do this thing.
And then they leave and then don't do anything about it.
You know what I'm saying? Hypnotherapy is a little bit different approach to that.
Well, it is because the interesting thing about the brain is that there are three parts.
So the way that I describe it is that, you know, people always say that they're, you know, they've always heard that we only use about 10% of our brain, which... is correct.
That is the mind that has thousands upon thousands upon thousands of different thoughts that go on every single day.
So you've got the 10%, which is the conscious mind, which, you know, it's, you know, it's just all these different, all these different thoughts.
You know, a lot of them are negative, which is something that we address with hypnotherapy.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Hypnotherapy is very interesting.
We've had several conversations and show different hypnotherapists.
In fact, one woman, she, she didn't even know she was actually assaulted until she went to hypnotherapy and then found out that in deep seated inside that her brain had cut off the memory, but she, her body remembered it.
So that's what the fascination though is, but you're right though, once you get in that subconscious, man, it's, it's endless what you can do in there.
You can help people realize things, help them get them through things, you know, stuff they'd never imagined they could ever do, you know, and, and hypnotherapy seems to be coming up a lot more now versus traditional therapy.
Like don't get me wrong.
Traditional therapy has its place, but hypnotherapy, man, you're going deep in the mind and, you know, individuals like yourself that are getting in there, the things you see is just endless.
You know, it's really fascinating to, You know, how much really you can do for somebody when you get deep inside, because once you hit that forefront, you're only getting to so much.
But once you get down into the thing, man, you're really just digging in.
And, you know, you're helping them and you're having them do the work, too.
And a lot of times in therapy, that's the biggest problem is that they'll get all excited.
Oh, yeah, I'm going to do this thing.
And then they leave and then don't do anything about it.
You know what I'm saying? Hypnotherapy is a little bit different approach to that.
Well, it is because the interesting thing about the brain is that there are three parts.
So the way that I describe it is that, you know, people always say that they're, you know, they've always heard that we only use about 10% of our brain, which... is correct.
That is the mind that has thousands upon thousands upon thousands of different thoughts that go on every single day.
So you've got the 10%, which is the conscious mind, which, you know, it's, you know, it's just all these different, all these different thoughts.
You know, a lot of them are negative, which is something that we address with hypnotherapy.
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