About Patricia Craig
I graduated from Brookville Area High School in 1983 and earned an Associate Degree in Specialized Business from DuBois Business College in 1989. For more than 30 years, I worked for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, beginning in the Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation as a Clerk II before being promoted to Fiscal Assistant. Later, I accepted another promotion with the Bureau of Workforce Development, where I served as a Fiscal Technician. Alongside my career, I also worked part-time as a real estate agent for several years.
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After retiring, I decided it was time to follow the calling that had been with me my whole life — helping people heal and transform through the power of the mind. I earned my diploma in Hypnotherapy from the Hypnosis Motivation Institute (HMI) and became a Certified Master Hypnotist. I chose that title intentionally, because my work focuses on non-clinical hypnosis — helping people release limiting beliefs, strengthen confidence, and consciously create the lives they want — rather than working in medical or therapeutic settings.
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My approach is based on a simple truth: we’ve all been hypnotized by life itself. From the moment we’re born, our minds absorb words, beliefs, and behaviors that shape who we think we are. Hypnosis offers a way to quiet that old conditioning and reconnect with the part of you that’s always known your potential.
Today, through my work at Mystic Vibes LLC, I combine professional training with real-world experience to guide clients in breaking free from past programming, discovering inner strength, and building a more peaceful, intentional, and fulfilling life..
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My Story
I grew up in a home filled with emotional and physical abuse — a childhood shaped by pain, fear, and constant messages that I was worthless, unlovable, and destined to fail. Those early beliefs ran deep and led me down a long path of struggle and self-doubt.
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In my adult life, I entered an abusive marriage and later a deeply traumatic relationship with a partner battling addiction. After he relapsed, the situation became life-threatening, and I had to seek legal protection for my safety. He eventually passed away from an overdose — a heartbreaking and sobering experience that deepened my commitment to healing, both for myself and for others.
During this time, I was also diagnosed with a rare pancreatic tumor called a VIPOMA. The only known cure was full surgical removal, and if that wasn’t possible, I was given a 3–5-year life expectancy. After months of tests, scans, and evaluations, my doctors prepared for a biopsy but stopped the procedure due to its risks. Not long after, another scan revealed something no one expected — the tumor was gone.
I had spent that time devoted to my own healing process: meditating daily, visualizing the tumor shrinking, and drinking homemade turkey tail mushroom tincture and tea. I don’t see what happened as a miracle but as the result of intentional healing on every level — physical, emotional, and energetic.
Today, I’m completely well.
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My journey through abuse, trauma, and serious illness led me to the work I do now. I spent years in counseling, retraining my brain, and unraveling the subconscious conditioning I absorbed as a child. That process opened my eyes to the incredible power of the mind and how much of our suffering comes from beliefs that were never truly ours to begin with.
Becoming a Certified Master Hypnotist was more than a career choice — it was a calling.
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Through Mystic Vibes LLC, I help others release emotional pain, rewire limiting beliefs, and reconnect with the strength and wisdom that’s always been within them. Healing is possible — not just because I’ve studied it, but because I’ve lived it.
If you’re feeling stuck, lost, or limited by your past, I want you to know there’s hope. You are not broken — you’ve simply been conditioned. And once you understand that, you can begin to consciously create a life that finally feels like yours.
I’d be honored to walk beside you as you step into your power.
