How Hypnosis Can Help with ADD and ADHD: Unlocking Focus and Calm

by Alexandra Janelli of Go burble.

Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) often feel like living with a brain that won’t turn off—racing thoughts, constant distractions, and a struggle to focus on even the simplest tasks. While traditional treatments like medication, therapy, or coaching are effective, many people are looking for alternative tools that can complement their care. Hypnosis is one such tool, offering a way to retrain the subconscious mind for better focus, motivation, and calm.

What Are ADD and ADHD?

ADD and ADHD are neurodevelopmental conditions that affect the brain’s ability to regulate attention, prioritize tasks, and control impulses. Symptoms can include difficulty focusing, procrastination, forgetfulness, and feelings of overwhelm. These patterns often create a cycle of frustration and self-doubt, which can make staying on track even harder.

Why Hypnosis Helps with ADD and ADHD

Hypnosis is a natural state of focused attention and relaxation, similar to being deeply absorbed in a good book or movie. In this state, the subconscious mind becomes more open to positive suggestions, allowing you to create new mental “scripts” that support your goals.

For ADD and ADHD, hypnosis works by:

  • Calming mental chatter: Hypnosis quiets the overactive mind, creating space for focus and clarity.

  • Building new habits: By reprogramming subconscious patterns, hypnosis helps make focus and follow-through feel more automatic.

  • Improving self-esteem: Many people with ADD or ADHD struggle with negative self-talk; hypnosis reframes these thoughts with empowering beliefs.

  • Creating mental anchors: Through visualizations and positive suggestions, hypnosis can build mental triggers for focus and motivation when you need them most.

  • Reducing overwhelm: Hypnosis helps organize scattered thoughts and emotions, making tasks feel more approachable and less daunting.

Unlike meditation, which requires constant practice to quiet the mind, hypnosis does the work for you by guiding your subconscious to shift old habits. The result? A calmer mind and the ability to focus on what matters—without the internal chaos.

How Go Burble Supports ADD and ADHD

At Go burble, we make hypnosis simple and personalized. Our sessions are designed to meet you exactly where you are, whether you need help getting started on tasks, managing procrastination, or building confidence. With customizable sessions, you can create unique experiences that help your mind shift from distraction to action in just a few minutes.

A Gentle Path to Change

Change doesn’t have to feel like an uphill battle. By tapping into the subconscious, hypnosis helps you unlock natural focus, clarity, and motivation—tools that were always within you, just waiting to be accessed.


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Alexandra Janelli is one of Manhattan’s leading hypnotherapists focused on positive lifestyle changes. Her private practice, Theta Spring Hypnosis, is part of the prestigious Longevity Health, located in the Flatiron district of New York City, where owner Steven Margolin, Holistic Practitioner to stars such as Julia Roberts, Madonna, and the cast and crew of Glee, runs one of the first wellness center in Manhattan to offer holistic care with healing spa treatments.
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