MIAMI, October 19, 2026. Joymind, America’s largest one-to-one virtual certified hypnotherapy platform, has been featured twice in VoyageLA, the Los Angeles magazine that profiles founders and creative professionals. Co-founder Rochelle Cook was interviewed for the magazine’s Inspiring Conversations series on September 14, 2026. Co-founder Michael Glock, PhD, was interviewed for its Hidden Gems series on October 12, 2026. Both interviews cover how Joymind was founded and how its one-to-one sessions work.
Key facts
- VoyageLA published an interview with Joymind co-founder Rochelle Cook on September 14, 2026, in its Inspiring Conversations series.
- VoyageLA published an interview with Joymind co-founder Michael Glock, PhD, on October 12, 2026, in its Hidden Gems series.
- Rochelle Cook is one of Joymind’s co-founders and a practicing certified hypnotherapist who continues to see clients on the platform.
- Michael Glock, PhD, is one of Joymind’s co-founders, a practicing hypnotherapist, and co-developer of the Identity Architecture Method™ at Joymind.
- Joymind was founded in 2021. As of October 2026 it has completed more than 45,000 one-to-one sessions with a network of 45+ certified hypnotherapists.
About VoyageLA
VoyageLA is an online magazine that publishes interviews with founders, artists, and local businesses in the Los Angeles area. Its Local Stories section runs several recurring series, including Inspiring Conversations and Hidden Gems. Interviews are conducted in a question-and-answer format and published in the subject’s own words.
What Rochelle Cook told VoyageLA
In her interview, Rochelle Cook described her path from studying spiritual psychology to mastering hypnotherapy, and the decision to build a platform that makes one-to-one work accessible nationwide. On what sets Joymind apart, she said: “Every single client works one-on-one with a real person.” She also addressed the most common misunderstanding about hypnosis, saying that people “confuse entertainment with the life-changing practice of hypnotherapy.” Asked for a closing thought, she said: “Our one and only mission is to help you find peace.”
What Michael Glock, PhD, told VoyageLA
Michael Glock, PhD, described a career that began in design and branding in New Zealand before turning to depth psychology and hypnotherapy. On the idea behind his work, he said: “Identity is not a fixed object. It is an evolving architecture.” On what distinguishes Joymind’s approach: “We are interested in the story underneath the story.” Asked whether the road had been smooth, he said: “A struggle is often not a wall. It is a threshold.” The interview also mentions the Identity Architecture Method™, the practitioner system he co-developed at Joymind, and his preference for leaving questions open: “I don’t know yet. Show me.”