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Kim Kardashian turns to hypnotherapy to heal post-divorce scars from marriage to Ye

Kim Kardashian turns to hypnotherapy to heal post-divorce scars from marriage to Ye

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Three years after finalizing her high-profile divorce from Ye (formerly Kanye West), the reality star and entrepreneur is reportedly investing serious energy into emotional recovery — and she’s not just relying on traditional talk therapy.

According to sources close to the SKIMS founder, Kim is embracing multiple paths to healing, including hypnotherapy, a method she’s used before and now leans on heavily as she navigates the lingering trauma from her marriage.

“The scars from Kanye are very deep,” an insider told Heatworld magazine. “This isn’t a quick fix — it’s a long, ongoing process.”

Kim’s sister, Kourtney Kardashian, is said to have played a key role in encouraging her to seek professional help. From there, Kim ramped up her sessions, currently attending hypnotherapy twice a week, with plans to increase that frequency. “It’s really helping,” the source shared.

This isn’t the first time Kim has spoken openly about the emotional challenges of her marriage. On Keeping Up With the Kardashians, she once broke down in tears, admitting how hard it was to reconcile the man she married in 2014 with the person he became.

“It’s really confusing to me… so different to the person that I married, because that’s who I loved and that’s who I remember,” she said on the show. “I’d do anything to get that person back.”

Throughout their relationship — which captivated headlines for nearly a decade — Kim weathered Ye’s increasingly erratic public behavior, from controversial statements to unpredictable actions that often left her in the eye of a storm.

Now, as she moves forward, Kim is reportedly embracing every tool she can find — therapy, hypnotherapy, and more — to heal old wounds and reclaim peace.

“She’s fully committed to the process,” the insider emphasized. “This is about finding real healing, not just covering things up.”

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