Roger Moore, MA, PhD
Rheumatoid Arthritis Hypnosis Specialist
Multiple Sclerosis Hypnosis Specialist

Roger Moore is a Doctor of Clinical Hypnosis and has a Masters in Marriage & Family Therapy. He is a Registered Counselor, Registered Hypnotherapist, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) Practitioner, certified Fibromyalgia Therapist, and he is trained in Time-Line Therapy.  Roger is the director of Roger Moore’s Counseling & Hypnotherapy LLC, which has hypnosis offices in both Seattle and Bainbridge Island, Washington. He has been assisting people to create success in their lives for over 35 years.

Roger is the creator of Hypnosis Health Info.com, a dynamic informational web site for consumers seeking health and wellness.

Roger's private practice focuses on medical hypnosis consisting of fibromyalgia, rheumatoid arthritis and other auto immune disorders, recovery from cancer, irritable bowel syndrome, weight loss, and other health and wellness issues.

In addition to assisting clients, Roger is the director of the Roger Moore’s Institute of Hypnotherapy offering hypnosis training and certification to individuals and professionals specializing in weight loss, fibromyalgia, irritable bowel syndrome, rheumatoid arthritis, hypertension and sports performance.

One of Roger's quantum leaps as a hypnotherapist came in 1995, when hypnosis helped him to lose 110 pounds. He has maintained his healthy body weight ever since using hypnosis, healthy eating and exercise.  He was certified as a Hypnotic Weight Management Specialist and has successfully used the Slender For Life™ Hypnosis Program since February 1999.  Roger is the author of Becoming Slender For Life which is for anyone interested in releasing weight.  Becoming Slender For Life is filled with visualization and journal exercises presenting a highly practical and fresh approach to the chronic health problem of weight management. He also trains and licenses hypnotherapists in his Slender for Life™  hypnotic weight loss program.

Another break through for Roger came when his family's genetic predisposition to rheumatoid arthritis began to drastically affect his own quality of life. That story, in Roger's own words, is an incredible testament to the power of the work he did for his own health, and has now committed his life to sharing with others. Here's his story:

“For as far back as I can remember arthritis has been a part of my family. My very earliest memories of my mom are of her holding back tears because she was 'so stiff and sore.' And then there was Aunt Ellen, my great aunt and one of my favorite people in this world (still true today even though she died in 1964). I have some very vague memories of Aunt Ellen on crutches, but most of my memories are of her in a wheel chair. She had Rheumatoid Arthritis so bad that her feet and hands were all gnarled. Her fingers lay on top of each other and hardly moved. Yet, she was one of the happiest people I have ever met and she would somehow manage to hold a needle and embroider pillow cases, dish towels and what ever else she could find. Her embroidery work was intricate and always prized by the recipients. I have some examples of her work tucked away to this day, as do many of my family members. According to family lore, prior to her disabling arthritis, Aunt Ellen had a 'nervous break down' earlier in her life and spent time in the state mental hospital.

“Over the years I have experienced aches and pains but I dismissed them. After losing 100 pounds and changing my eating habits I rarely had the previous body aches. I took up running and completed five marathons. My body began to tire from running so I retired my running shoes and bought a bike. In the summer of 2007, I began to notice swelling in various joints, and I was losing strength in my right hand, and and the knuckle of my index finger on my right had was swelling and my finger had become very stiff and achy. I was having problems typing on the key board, buttoning buttons, and tying my shoes.

I used hypnosis techniques and reduced the pain, stiffness and swelling. These worked, but they were only temporary fixes, which is what clients had reported to me over the years as well.

So I re-read volumes of information on nutrition and rheumatoid arthritis and one thing jumped out at me. The corn. I was eating corn-on-the-cob every day. Fortunately, it was the end of the season and I cut out the corn-on-the-cob. Within a few days, I noticed a reduction in the swelling and stiffness, but it did not completely go away.

One day while working with a client recovering from cancer it occurred to me that the same concepts should work with rheumatoid arthritis. Much to my delight, and the relief and joy of clients they do. Now the combined techniques of other professionals and my own twists on these techniques are proving to relieve the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis.”

My goal in creating this program is to offer that same relief to thousands of people. Please share my story with anyone else you know who is suffering with these unnecessary aches and challenges. Because we all deserve to feel this good.”

Visit Roger's Seattle Hypnotherapist web-site

Roger's other web-sites include:
Hypnosis Health Info
Slender For Life
Roger Moore's Institute of Hypnotherapy

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