I had a session with Hayuta. It was by far, one of the most unprofessional and unpleasant experiences I have ever had with a therapist of any kind. In this case particularly, I sought out services for past life regression. Instead, I was only told at the last minute that she does not specialize in it (after 1 hour and 40 minutes, 20 mintes before our session is done). The worst part of it was this was disclosed to me after the fact, after having paid $180 which she refuses to refund to me. The room was cold and uncomfortable, and instead of addressing anything of substance, she wallowed through the process and attempted a relaxation hypnotherapy which was of no benefit. At the end, when I asked about the past life regression I had specifically mentioned that I was paying her for, only then did she tell me "Oh, I don't specialize in past life regression." She even had the nerve to tell me that she must see me for another 2 hours (another $180!) in order to proceed! through the process. What a bunch of bull. This was very deceiving, and I was shown no documents stating that she has a "no refund" policy. When I contacted her asking for a refund, she went back to this, stating that her policy doesn't entail refunds. Frankly, I consider this policy to be illegitimate, as I wasn't told anything prior. As far as I am concerned, when someone is seeking the services of a therapist, whether it be a psychotherapist or a hypnotherapist, it is only ethical on the behalf of the therapist not to charge the client for the first session in order to see if there is a connection, as well as to allow the therapist to get to know the client and vice versa. (I called her a few days prior to our meeting and asked to see her only for 5 minutes, in order to get an idea of what she's like before I invested my time and money in a session with her. She replied to me that she will devote the 5 first minutes of our scheduled meeting for that time.)
I wasted 2 hours and $180, as well as a lot of energy that was wasted being so disappointed by lack of ability to deliver. All of the previously mentioned wastes could have been used towards somebody that can truly be of assistance in what is known to be a very delicate and elaborate process. I would not recommend Hayuta as a hypnotherapist to anyone. Her lack of integrity and lack of professionalism is not conducive to any form of healing, not even the form in which is apparently certified in. Not to mention my vulnerable state-of-mind I am in.
I would like to be fair and mention she is a pleasant person, and might be good as an adviser from other kind, however, as a hypnotherapist I wasn't happy at all from the expensive treatment. read more