MIHC26 Speaker Spotlight

Luke Michael Howard is an internationally recognized Clinical Hypnotist and the founder of LUKEnosis Hypnosis, with over 26 years of experience helping people overcome challenges once thought impossible to solve. Over the course of his career, he has worked with more than 10,000 clients struggling with mental, emotional, and physiological issues—earning a reputation for being “scary but with heart.”

With training in hundreds of psychological modalities beyond hypnotherapy, Luke has developed his own unique and uncompromising style of change work. His straight-talking, in-your-face approach has helped countless individuals who had nowhere else to turn, including professionals, military personnel, government employees, and those at their last resort. His mission is simple yet powerful: to prove that no one is beyond help.

Luke’s expertise and influence extend far beyond the consultation room. His work has generated over 2.5 million social media interactions and has been featured on major media outlets including CBC, ATV, FOX, Associated Press, The Huffington Post, The Toronto Star, The Ottawa Citizen, and The Daily Mail.

In recognition of his impact, Luke was invited to deliver a TEDx Talk on learning strategies for students at the prestigious University of Ottawa. He has also been voted the #1 Hypnotist in Toronto by The Toronto Star and named among the Top 3 Hypnotists in Ottawa by Ottawa Top 3.

A respected speaker and trainer, Luke has presented at the world’s leading hypnosis conferences, including HypnoThoughts Live, the Canadian Hypnosis Conference, and the Michigan Hypnosis Conference, where he has inspired and educated fellow practitioners worldwide.

Luke specializes in helping professional adults, ages 27–57, break free from addiction in as little as three weeks through his signature program, the “Straight Edge Protocol.” Whether working with executives, soldiers, or everyday people who feel hopeless, Luke is known for solving problems others call unsolvable and fixing people who believe they are unfixable.