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Jennifer Ferrante, CHt. posted an update
Partner Intro Video - Jennifer Ferrante, CHt.
Clinical Hypnotherapist | Neurocomplex Coach | Specialist in Neurodivergence & Extrasensory Perception
Jennifer Christine Ferrante is a certified clinical hypnotherapist and neurocomplex coach devoted to illuminating the hidden gifts within neurodivergent and highly sensitive individuals.
With a deep understanding of ADHD, autism, and different sensory perception profiles, Jennifer offers transformational hypnosis and subconscious reprogramming to help clients harness their innate sensitivities—intellectual, emotional, sensory, and spiritual—as sources of power rather than pain.
Her work bridges the worlds of science and soul, guiding clients to explore the expanded states of consciousness often experienced by the neurodivergent mind. Jennifer is particularly known for her pioneering approaches to extrasensory perception, telepathic resonance, and subconscious communication.
Her sessions create a sacred space where clients feel seen beyond labels, guided to remember their inner brilliance and align with their unique purpose.
As the co-founder of Ferrante Family Wellness and MultiVersity: School for the Gifted, Jennifer weaves together hypnosis, neuroscience, subtle energy work, and narrative transformation into a truly holistic method. Her clients include empaths, gifted adults, healers, artists, and visionaries seeking clarity, healing, and a sense of belonging in a world that often misunderstands them.
Whether helping someone release inherited shame, regulate their nervous system, or tap into their intuitive gifts, Jennifer’s work is both grounded and mystical—designed to awaken the deeper intelligence within.
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Victoria1 Comment-
Hi Jennifer!😊 Do you incorporate EMDR into your sessions?
I have an autistic teenager who has been struggling with severe P.T.S.D., anxiety and executive functioning issues for many years.
Which modalities do you typically use when working with younger autistic clients, or is it contingent upon each client’s individual needs/wants/goals?
And, if you do use EMDR, do you treat individuals under the age of 20 using that specific modality, given that the brain has not yet fully developed?
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