Clark Patton
 

Clark trained at The Tracker School in New Jersey, The Wilderness Awareness School in Washington, and PAST Skills Wilderness School in Bozeman, MT. He holds a B.A. in Environmental Studies from Prescott College, where he cultivated a deep passion for primitive skills, native philosophy, and their modern applications.
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He has taught survival skills through the Cottonwood Institute and other institutions, fostering a deeper connection between students and the natural world. As a head field instructor at the School of Urban and Wilderness Survival (SUWS), he guided teens struggling with addiction and behavioral challenges on transformative wilderness journeys. Inspired by the profound healing he witnessed, Clark pursued clinical hypnotherapy at the Hypnotism Center of Western Montana, training under Roberta Swartz and earning certification from the American Council of Hypnotist Examiners (ACHE).  Also, Clark is certified as a Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) Practitioner through the internationally recognized iNLP Center, where he trained in practical applications of NLP for personal growth and behavioral change.
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Now, he combines his expertise in wilderness survival, NLP, and hypnotherapy to help clients achieve lasting transformation. He runs his sessions with a relaxed yet focused intensity, creating a space that is both comfortable and highly effective. Continually inspired by the speed and effectiveness of hypnotherapy and Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP), Clark tailors each session with acceptance and optimism, equipping clients with practical tools for meaningful, lasting change.