Does Hypnotism Really Work? The Happy Hour Show Reveals the Truth

June 20, 2012 - PRLog -- The Happy Hour Show is featuring one of the country’s top master hypnotists, Ron Owens, and asking, “Does hypnotherapy really work? And if so, can it help anxiety?”

Owens has been practicing Hypnosis for the past 10 years—both clinical to help patients lose weight, stop smoking and improve their sex life as well as comedy hypnosis programs at conventions and events.

A fulltime Fire Inspector/Fire Investigator, Owens is also a Military Veteran (U.S. Navy). On the show, he’ll tell the Happy Hour Gals how he was inspired to become a hypnotist and what he did to perfect the art. Of course, the Gals will find out if hypnosis helps anxiety and how Owens can prove that hypnotherapy is more than just hype.

The show will be live on blogtalkradio.com and Livestream via www.thehappyhourgals.com on Sunday, June 24 at 5 p.m. Pacific.

The Happy Hour Show is an Internet talk show that streams on the hosts’ website, www.thehappyhourgals.com and through Internet radio at blogtalkradio.com. Co-founded by Bridget DiRico and Holly Davis, the show also features several contributors that bring expertise in relationships, fashion and beauty trends and healthy recipes. Current and previous shows are available on The Happy Hour Gals website, www.thehappyhourgals.com.

About The Happy Hour Show
The Happy Hour Show with hosts Anxiety Gal Bridget DiRico and Holly Davis is an Internet talk show available via their website and blogtalkradio.com. The show is an entertaining and funny look at how real people manage everyday life. With a line-up of noteworthy guests— including television personality and humanitarian Joan Steffend, Olympic Gold Medalist Julie Foudy, Wall Street Journal columnist Elizabeth Bernstein and the woman who ran seven marathons on seven continents, Cami Ostman—and hilarious banter, The Happy Hour Show is a relaxing and fun escape. It’s the laugh you need and the talk you want. For more information, visit www.thehappyhourgals.com.