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14090 Steve Harper Interviews Dr. Kelly Liius CEO and Founder of Kelly 121 Acupuncture

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A hypnosis case links family trauma across generations and ends with the woman releasing shame.

1. Podcast Business News Network interviews Dr. Kelly Liius about hypnosis and acupuncture in a conversation framed around childhood trauma and limiting beliefs. 2. Steve Harper hosts the segment, and Dr. Kelly Liius is the New York City-based founder of Kelly 121 Acupuncture and a newly certified hypnotherapist. 3. The episode asks whether hypnosis can reach deeper causes of pain, fear, and self-sabotage than acupuncture alone. 4. Dr. Kelly says many patients come to her with childhood emotional trauma, pain, anger, fear, and sadness. 5. She says acupuncture helps, but the pain can return, which pushed her to seek hypnotherapy certification. 6. Steve says he has used virtual hypnotherapy and found it impactful when he went back to childhood memories. 7. Dr. Kelly rejects the idea that hypnosis controls a person’s mind. 8. She says people remain totally aware during hypnosis and stay in a state of deep relaxation. 9. She says hypnosis cannot make someone act against their values or beliefs. 10. Steve compares common fears about hypnosis to stage tricks, credit-card worries, and social media stereotypes. 11. Dr. Kelly says a woman with severe relationship abuse and repeated family trauma traced her patterns back to ancestors who were trying to survive. 12. She says that same woman carried shame about not deserving motherhood because of cervical cancer. 13. Dr. Kelly says that after hypnosis the woman released guilt and then got her period the next day. 14. Steve and Dr. Kelly discuss the phrase “limiting beliefs” as a way to describe childhood messages that still shape adult behavior. 15. Dr. Kelly gives her own example of feeling not good enough because her parents wanted a boy before she was born. 16. She says another patient kept having car trouble until hypnosis connected it to a childhood memory of a broken car on the road. 17. The interview stays conversational, with Steve giving examples from his own life while Dr. Kelly answers in simple, direct language. 18. Dr. Kelly repeatedly uses case examples and plain explanations rather than technical language or clinical jargon. 19. People interested in acupuncture, hypnotherapy, trauma work, and subconscious patterns would fit this episode. 20. People looking for a short, purely medical, or data-heavy discussion may skip it.

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