When you wake up in the morning, what do you think about first: feeding yourself or feeding your addiction?

If you answered the latter of the two, then you’re not alone. Millions of Canadians suffer from addiction, whether it’s to food, cigarettes, alcohol, gambling or something else. A serious addiction can wreak havoc on your career and your relationships—not to mention the affect it has on your physical and emotional self. The way to overcome your addiction is to see it for what it really is: a disease. And, as with many diseases, there are ways of managing it which will allow you to lead a happy, healthy life.

My name is Kate Gardiner and, along with being a certified hypnotherapist, I also have a diploma in working with addictions. I want to help you regain control of your addiction and your life.

When you phone or visit our office, Quinn will likely be the first person you speak to. He has always known that he wanted to assist people in making positive life changes, and has spent most of his life building the skills and knowledge base needed to help others. He studied business management and public relations, before narrowing his focus to the study of psychology and counseling. He began working in the field as an administrative assistant in a psychiatric office soon after finishing high school and has never looked back.

Dianne is our Graphic Designer and Client Care Specialist. To her, every dot, line, and curve plays a significant role in conveying an overall design and meaning. She has had extensive training in the wonderful world of print, which has given her the technical knowledge to execute a variety of Morpheus' creative projects. This is complemented with her background in Business Communication, granting her a better understanding of different cultures and people. Helping others has always been a great passion of hers and she feels like she's in a wonderful place to do so.

I'm Luke Chao and I'm the founder of The Morpheus Clinic for Hypnosis. I've been using hypnosis for over ten years, starting from the day I used self-hypnosis to overcome a debilitating fear of public speaking—despite a scientific upbringing and an initial skepticism of the process. Since the day I was able to make hypnosis work for myself, I've become a passionate advocate of hypnosis.