Hypnosis can help you succeed when nothing else has worked!
What does it feel like to be hypnotized?
Will the hypnotist be able to control my mind?
What about hypnotists that make people do ridiculous things, like clucking like a chicken?
How would I be able to tell if I am hypnotized?
Can I still do hypnosis if I am under a doctor’s care and taking medication?
How fast will I experience results from hypnosis?
Can hypnosis make someone confess?
In what areas can Hypnotherapy help me?
What is hypnosis?
Hypnosis is a state of focused consciousness. Your hypnotherapist will assist you in learning how to achieve this state by guiding you into it. Once this has been achieved, you will then receive what are called hypnotic suggestions. These suggestions will enable you to use the power of hypnosis in your life and make the changes you desire.
Hypnosis is a tool that can help you just like it has helped millions of other people to take back control of their lives. It can help you change old habits and to provide you with motivation to do the things that you may have been putting off. Hypnosis has been sanctioned and used by the medical community since 1958 to help patients overcome chronic pain, create anesthesia, and heal psychogenic illnesses. Hypnosis and self-hypnosis have been shown to be effective in reducing stress and stress-related illnesses.
Is Hypnosis Safe?
Hypnosis is safe. It is very similar to experiencing a daydream. Usually you will feel relaxed when doing hypnosis. Hypnosis in and of itself is a very pleasant experience. It is a time to let go of the other thoughts of the day and focus on the issues you came in to work on. Scientist, medical professionals, psychologists and hypnotherapists have been using hypnosis for over 200 years and no one has ever been hurt by simply going into hypnosis.
What is hypnotherapy?
Hypnotherapy is the applied use of hypnosis. Therapy can be defined as anything that is done to move someone toward health and wholeness. Thus, hypnotherapy is the use of hypnosis to help you move toward health and wholeness.
Hypnotherapy is also used to help you reach goals when nothing else has helped. Self-hypnosis may also be part of a good hypnotherapy program to help you attain your desired goals.
Can I be Hypnotized?
Of course you can! You already have been. It’s easy to go into hypnosis and it is a normal state of mind that everyone has already experienced. In fact, hypnosis is such a normal state of mind, most people usually don’t even realize that they are hypnotized. Normal, everyday hypnosis occurs when you are driving down the road and lose track of time, or, when you are focusing on a book or television program and you don’t even notice something that is going on around you.
To be hypnotized, all you need to do is to be able to listen and follow the instructions of the hypnotherapist and you can put the power of hypnosis to work for you. Anyone of at least normal intelligence and the willingness to follow instructions can experience hypnosis and use it to improve his or her life. This includes children and teenagers.
Who will Hypnotize me?
Your hypnotist or hypnotherapist is a highly qualified professional. He or she is certified and registered with the National Guild of Hypnotists. Your hypnotherapist is bound by professional ethics and the laws of the state in which it is practiced. In addition, your hypnotherapist has achieved extra certification in the advanced hypnotherapy system called 5- PATH®. Rest assured that they will treat you with respect, and that your visits are completely confidential. We suggest that you call and speak to us directly so that you can learn more about hypnosis and hypnotherapy. This will allow you to become more familiar with the programs offered and allow us to answer your questions.
Hypnosis can help you succeed when nothing else has worked!
Hypnosis is one of the fastest growing fields of human achievement. As hypnotherapists we are working with people who are frustrated because nothing else has helped them achieve their goals. They have tried every other avenue that they can think of without success. We use hypnosis, hypnotherapy and teach self-hypnosis so that people like you can succeed in making important changes.
Did you know that many of the most successful professional and Olympic teams use hypnosis to help their athletes win? That’s true. Now you can use this advantage for yourself, whether you are trying to overcome an old problem or if you want to grow to a new level of personal achievement.
Hypnotherapy can also be used as a complementary treatment for some medical and psychological issues. We can contact your doctor to make sure that using hypnosis is appropriate for your situation. Appropriate issues may include pain management, stress related illness and any issue that has been labeled psychogenic in origin.
What does it feel like to be hypnotized?
It feels awesome! Being hypnotized is like that feeling you have right before you nod off to sleep at night. You can hear everything that is going on around you. You simply feel as though you are unwinding in a restful location with your eyes shut.
The hypnotic experience will feel different for each person. Some people are able to relax completely at the sound of the waves hitting the rocks at the beach while others can reach that state by hearing a loud jackhammer completing road repair. While under hypnosis you will feel calm and relaxed as if you are aware of everything going on around you but simply don’t care.
Will the hypnotist be able to control my mind?
Not in the least. Nobody under hypnosis can be persuaded to do anything without them wanting to. Whatever moral values you hold in a typical waking state will be the same in hypnosis.
Your subconscious mind, which contains your values and beliefs, protects you. Just like you can't be made to do anything against your ethical code, you won't say anything that is humiliating or anything that you do not wish to share. Generally, if a hypnotherapist suggestions clashes with a client’s beliefs, the client will basically bring themselves out of hypnosis; they simply emerge (aka wake up). You are in total control all the time.
What about hypnotists that make people do ridiculous things, like clucking like a chicken?
A Stage Hypnotist will cautiously choose individuals from the group of spectators and locate the ones who will best react to Hypnosis. There is still no control, the individual on the stage enables the experience to be their primary focus while agreeing to go along with the recommendations, examples: barking like a dog or clucking like a chicken. Any individual that volunteers' is consenting to fill the role, regardless of whether they intentionally admit it or not.
How would I be able to tell if I am hypnotized?
Many people in hypnosis experience a trance-like state. Just like getting engrossed in Instagram, watching a captivating movie, listening to your favorite song on the radio or driving on a highway for an extended period of time.
Here are some sentiments one may encounter when in a hypnotic state:
1. Physical body is relaxed (i.e. Head, neck, shoulders, arms, legs, feet, muscles, jaw feel loose)
2. Mind is relaxed
3. Eyelids feel very heavy (hard or unable to open)
4. Feeling of sleepiness as though prepared to snooze
5. Mouth feeling dry or drooling
7. Need to swallow
8. Jerking, twitching, tingling or numbness in any part of the body
9. Need to smile, laugh or cry
10. Time distortion (minutes feel like hours or other way around)
11. Sounds fading in and out
12. Feeling of floating or lightness
Can I get stuck in hypnosis?
No. Hypnosis is a very natural state in which you are aware of your surroundings and totally in control. On the off chance that you relax too deep then you would simply fall asleep and once rested naturally open your eyes and become fully alert. It is not possible for you to get lost, stuck or left in hypnosis.
Can I still do hypnosis if I am under a doctor’s care and taking medication?
If you should have inquiries regarding whether hypnosis will conflict with a current medical condition, please consult your physician.
How fast will I experience results from hypnosis?
Quick results are dependent upon the client’ s motivation and commitment. Normally a client can experience results even after the first session if they are motivated, committed and able to listen and follow instructions.
Can hypnosis make someone confess?
Hypnosis sessions are kept private and normally can’t be used for court testimony. It is also not used as an alternative to a lie detector test. Hypnosis can’t force anyone to “tell the truth” or to confess.
Is hypnosis a miracle cure?
While hypnosis is a moderately fast strategy for making lasting enhancements, there is no such thing as a one-time hypnosis miracle cure! Each individual progresses at their own speed.
In what areas can Hypnotherapy help me?
1. Abandonment
2. Age Regression
3. Aggression
4. Anger
5. Anxiety
6. Assertiveness
7. Assist Healing
8. Attitude Adjustment
9. Bed Wetting
10. Career Success
11. Change Habits
12. Communication
13. Concentration
14. Controlling
15. Cravings
16. Creativity
17. Death or Loss
18. Discouraged
19. Dreams
20. Exam Anxiety
21. Exercise
22. Fears
23. Forgiveness
24. Frustration
25. Gagging
26. Guilt
27. Hair Twisting
28. Headaches
29. Helplessness
30. Hopelessness
31. Hypochondria
32. Hostility
33. Hypertension
34. Impotency
35. Improve Health
36. Improve Sales
37. Indecision
38. Inferiority
39. Inhibition
40. Insecurity
41. Insomnia
42. Irrational
43. Irritability
44. Jealousy
45. Lack of Ambition, Direction, Enthusiasm or Initiative
46. Lower Blood Pressure
47. Memory
48. Mistrust
49. Moodiness
50. Motivation
51. Nail Biting
52. Negativism
53. Nightmares
54. Obsessiveness
55. Overeating
56. Overly Critical
57. Pain Management
58. Panic Attacks
59. Passive-Aggressive
60. Past Life Regression
61. Perfectionism
62. Performance Anxiety
63. Phobias
64. Premature Ejaculation
65. Problem Solving
66. Procrastination
67. Public Speaking
68. Reach Goals
69. Rejection
70. Relationship Enhancement
71. Relaxation
72. Resistance
73. Resistance to Change
74. Responsibility
75. Restlessness
76. Sadness
77. Self-Awareness
78. Self-Blame
79. Self-Confidence
80. Self-Control
81. Self-Criticism
82. Self-Defeating Behaviors
83. Self-Esteem
84. Self-Expression
85. Self-Forgiveness
86. Self-Image
87. Sexual Problems
88. Shame
89. Smoking
90. Social Phobia
91. Sports
92. Stage Fright
93. Stress
94. Study Habits
95. Substance Abuse
96. Thumb Sucking
97. Weight Loss
98. Writers Block
99. And many more…..