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NATHAN McMILLEN, CH
Welcome! I’m Nathan McMillen, I help individuals and organizations grow, not just in performance, but in purpose.
As a Hypnotist, Mediator, and Enneagram expert, I guide people and teams through meaningful transformation. Whether I’m building cultural health at the organizational level or unlocking individual mindset breakthroughs, my work is rooted in empathy, clarity, and lasting impact.
Let’s talk if you’re building better teams, exploring personal growth, or want to make work feel more human. My focus for my clients is always:
PERSONALIZED GROWTH.
EVERYDAY CHANGE.
F.A.Q.
Frequently Asked Questions
A natural psychological state of increased relaxation and focused attention.
Absolutely. When practiced by a trained and qualified professional, hypnosis is considered a safe complementary therapy. It is not a form of mind control; you cannot be forced to do anything against your will, and you are not asleep or unconscious. You can’t be forced to do anything under hypnosis that you would find objectionable under normal circumstances.
No, you remain fully aware and in control at all times. Hypnosis is a state of consent and cooperation. The hypnotist guides you into relaxation, suggesting thoughts and imagery for concentration. You can end your physical and mental relaxation at any time.
You do not lose control or reveal personal secrets under hypnosis unless you wish to do so.
The Enneagram is a system of personality framework that identifies nine interconnected personality types, each defined by a core fear, core desire, and distinct worldview that influences their behavior, motivations, and relationships. 
Derived from the Greek words “ennea” (nine) and “gramma” (something written), it uses a nine-pointed diagram to illustrate how these types are related and can evolve over time. The system provides a framework for self-awareness, personal growth, and understanding others by revealing underlying psychological motivations.
The Enneagram is often misunderstood as a rigid personality test, a tool for profiling others, or a fixed classification. In reality, it’s a system for personal growth that emphasizes self-reflection and core motivations over superficial behaviors. While behaviors can offer insights, a person’s core fears, desires, and motivations are more indicative of their Enneagram type.
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