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Danielle J. Duperret

Danielle J. Duperret

Springfield, MO, United States

AGI-Academy for Guided Imagery

ND, PhD, CBT, CIGI

About

Dr. Danielle J. Duperret has spent more than 40 years exploring the relationship between the mind, body, consciousness, and healing. A naturopath and educator, she holds a PhD in Natural Health, with her doctoral research focusing on The Power of the Mind in Healing.

Since 1995, she has worked with individuals seeking relief from physical and emotional challenges, integrating naturopathy, hypnosis, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), InterActive Guided Imagery and HoloEnergetics into her practice.

Certified in InterActive Guided Imagery in 1998, Dr. Duperret has a particular interest in the wisdom that emerges when individuals are invited to explore their inner experiences rather than simply receive suggestions. Her work emphasizes curiosity, collaboration, and the individual's innate capacity for insight and change.

An experienced educator, author, and international speaker, she enjoys bridging science, consciousness, and human resilience while encouraging practitioners to expand their understanding of the mind's role in healing.

Upcoming Sessions

Metaphysical

Beyond Hypnosis: Exploring the Wisdom of the Mind

What if the mind influences our health in ways we have only begun to understand? Research in psychoneuroimmunology and fascinating studies such as the Two Milkshakes Experiment and the Hotel Workers Study challenge conventional assumptions about the relationship between our thoughts, expectations, and physical responses. But what happens when we move beyond simply influencing the mind through suggestion and begin listening to what it has to say? Drawing on more than 30 years of experience in mind-body healing, Dr. Danielle J. Duperret explores the connections between perception, physiology, imagery, and consciousness. Through scientific findings, clinical experiences, and examples of InterActive Guided Imagery, she invites participants to consider the mind not merely as something to be programmed, but as a potential source of insight, understanding, and transformation. This presentation bridges science, metaphysics, and clinical practice, encouraging hypnotists to look beyond traditional suggestion-based approaches and explore the possibilities of working collaboratively with the mind. Come prepared to question assumptions, expand possibilities, and discover what may emerge when we learn to listen.