Colorado Institute of Behavioral Medicine - Psychotherapy, Hypnotherapy, Continuing eduction, Boulder, CO

Colorado Institute of Behavioral Medicine
GREG FREEDMAN MD, CCHt

MIND | BODY | SPIRIT
PSYCHOTHERAPY - HYPNOTHERAPY - TRAINING

OFFICE: 303.901.0983
FAX:303.494.1709
Boulder, CO 80307
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Greg Freedman, MD, CCHt

Greg Freedman, MD, CCHt is a licensed physician and certified Counseling Clinical Hypnotherapist, who has been studying mind-body approaches to healing since 1990. He studied psychology as an undergraduate, went to medical school at the Ohio State University, graduating in 2001 and did a psychiatric internship. After completing his psychiatric internship in 2002, he pursued his interests and practice in behavioral medicine, psychotherapy, body-oriented psychotherapy, and hypnotherapy.

Dr. Freedman initially learned hypnosis in medical school, and is now pursuing it as his primary interest and therapeutic modality. He has further studied hypnotherapy at the Colorado School of Counseling Hypnotherapy, the Hypnotherapy Academy of America, and the Milton H. Erickson Foundation. His hypnotherapy specialty certifications include Medical Hypnosis, Emergency Hypnosis, Accelerated Healing, Pain Management, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Hypnotherapy & Psychotherapy, Boulder, COFibromyalgia, Hypertension, Death and Dying, Addiction Recovery and Cellular Release TherapyTM. As a clinician, he focuses on hypnotherapy, supported by several other approaches, including elements of gestalt, cognitive-behavioral therapy, sensorimotor, client-centered, psychodynamic, mindfulness, energetic, and somatic/body-oriented approaches. Dr. Freedman brings mindfulness and meditative perspectives into his work, inspired by over 20 years of meditation practice.

Dr. Freedman founded the Colorado Institute of Behavioral Medicine in order to fulfill his personal mission of bringing greater awareness and appreciation to both patients and medical professionals about

  1. the importance of empowerment in the areas of health and well being,
  2. the power of the spirit and the mind to influence physical and psychological health,
  3. the importance of patients having more active roles in their health care, and
  4. how communication, language and visualization can facilitate more fulfilling experiences of health care.


In addition to founding CIBM and practicing hypnotherapy and psychotherapy, Dr. Freedman helps mental health professionals develop ideas to get their methods and theories out to the lay and professional public. He also does admissions and interview coaching for pre-professional students and for medical students.
Dr. Freedman has offices in Boulder and Denver, and can be reached at (303) 901-0983, info@coloradobehavioralmedicine.com.