Thursday, April 30, 2009

Under the Hollywood Hypnotist's spell - Los Angeles Times

Saturday, April 18, 2009

Hypnotist Kevin Stone Needs Your Letters

I am sending a shout out to my blog readers, I need your help. I'm working on a new project and need letters of recommendation from people that know me or have seen my show and met me afterword. If you bought any of my Hypnosis CD's and have had success please write about that as well.I need the letters as soon as possible. I appreciate you emailing these letters to kevinstone@hypnotist.com

Thank You For Your Time.

Kevin Stone C.Ht.

Saturday, April 11, 2009

Hollywood Hypnotist Kevin Stone Helps Major Celebrity Stop Smoking!







Hollywood Hypnotist Kevin Stone helps thousands of people a year to stop smoking with the power of hypnosis. The latest example of his work with a major celebrity to accomplish this goal is with Jackie O, an Australian television celebrity and host of the Number 1 Morning Radio Program in Australia, The Kyle and Jackie O Show.

Remember all the fun with hypnosis Kevin had with the radio show when they were in Los Angeles for the Grammy Awards and the Oscars? Well, behind the scenes there was serious hypnotherapy taking place to help Jackie O become a nonsmoker once and for all. To hear for yourself what Jackie O says about utilizing hypnosis as the tool to overcome her addiction and how she knows that this time it will work for her click on the following link and hear for yourself
http://homepage.mac.com/yvette_77/iMovieTheater3.html

Take a look at the pictures above, it may appear that Jackie O is smoking but look closer you will see she is smoking on a straw! This is just one of the many pioneering hypnotic techniques that Kevin utilizes to help his clients deal with any leftover smoking habits and to help them maintain their focus on the goal of being a non-smoker.

Listen now to what Jackie O has to say about her experience and success and then contact Kevin directly at kevinstone@hypnotist.com
http://www.hypnotist.com/

Friday, April 10, 2009

Hollywood Hypnotist Kevin Stone Attempts To Cast His Spell On Club Goers.

THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 2009


Hypnosis as comedy: "You are getting very sleepy..."
Stefano Paltera / For The Times
Hypnotherapist Kevin Stone poses for a portrait in his office in Beverly Hills, Calif.


Hollywood Hypnotist Kevin Stone Attempts To Cast His Spell On Club Goers.
By Drew Tewksbury
April 9, 2009

The golden stopwatch drops from the hypnotist's white-gloved hand. The timepiece dangles for a second before the caped mystic swings it like a pendulum in front of the subject's face. "You are getting very sleepy," the hypnotist says, as the audience eagerly watches the subject become a human marionette at the hands of the master. Will the subject crawl like a hedgehog or maybe cluck like a chicken?
Will a dark secret be revealed?

From soap operas to sensational live shows, hypnosis holds a special place in the American pop cultural lexicon. It's a mind-controlling agent in "The Manchurian Candidate" and the catalyst to ultimate lassitude in "Office Space." Hypnosis is the ultimate key to unlocking the human mind.
Or is it?

It's up to Los Angeles' late-night crowd to decide when Hollywood Hypnotist Kevin Stone attempts to cast his spell on club goers in a series of Saturday night shows at the Laugh Factory. Stone's midnight act takes more from Vegas than vaudeville; he leaves the gloves, cape and stopwatch back in hypnosis history. Instead, Stone saunters onstage clad in all black – the immemorial attire for a man of mystery -- and adeptly pulls the strings of his subjects in a show that brings the weird and wild out of them.

Well, mostly wild.

"No one will do anything they wouldn't normally do while hypnotized," he says. "But you never know what's going to happen."

The setup of his show may be familiar, but the outcome, Stone says, is totally unpredictable. A row of audience members faces the crowd and Stone embeds his suggestions into their minds. When their eyes close and heads drop, the ridiculous spectacle begins. Young professionals sleepily perform disco dances, a woman's hands float in the air (bound with invisible balloons, she believed) and another man frantically searches under his seat for something he misplaced.

"Do you know what happened to your butt?" Stone asks Darrell Johnson, the still-entranced, de-bottomed man.

"I don't know. It's just gone," Johnson replied slightly dejectedly.

Johnson, a 52-year-old Veteran's Hospital employee, became the star of the night as he fell into Stone's web of hypnosis. Tiptoeing with Stone through the audience and smooching a lady friend were not abnormal occurrences for the hypnotized man.

At the show's conclusion, Stone takes a more serious tone with his participants. He asks them to think of something that they want in their lives, and to let this thought seep into their unconscious. For Johnson, this question marked a moment of clarity.

"During that last moment I thought about how I have been clean of drugs and alcohol for a while, and I pledged to stay clean," Johnson said.

While Stone flaunts his Hollywood Hypnotist persona onstage, he says he wants to raise awareness for the beneficial effects of hypnotherapy offstage. "I started off doing sessions in celebrities' living rooms," Stone says. "Then it started taking off and turned into the stage show, but I know that hypnotism can work for everyone."

Stone runs a hypnotherapy clinic decorated with newspaper clippings and a case of vintage metronomes. Celebrity clients like Matt Damon and Denise Richards have sat in Stone's reclining chair. Here, clients have sought cessation from problems ranging from smoking (Damon), cussing (Richards) or a post-apocalyptic clutter wasteland of desk clutter (this writer).

"There's really two sides of hypnotism, what you see on stage and the change that happens in the clinic," he says. Although Stone redefines the visage of the mystic, but his brand of hypnotism still provokes the age-old question: What do you believe?

Friday, April 03, 2009

Tune In To 102.3 FM To Hear Hollywood Hypnotist Kevin Stone




Tune in to 102.3 FM KJLH at 7am to hear me LIVE on The Guy Black Show. We are going to have hysterical hypnotic fun on the show! There will be free tickets given away to The Laugh Factory to see my NEW and EXCITING Comedy Stage Hypnosis Show EVERY Saturday night! Call in and win tickets!!! Look forward to hearing from my fans on air!

Wednesday, April 01, 2009

Hollywood Hypnotist Kevin Stone On 93.5 Quake





Listen to Hollywood Hypnotist Kevin Stone interviewed on 93.5 The Quake by following this link http://homepage.mac.com/yvette_77/iMovieTheater1.html