No. Hypnotherapy is used often to boost a person’s concentration and will power.
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Quite the opposite! A gullible, unintelligent or weak-minded person is incapable of maintaining the necessary focus and concentration necessary to go into the hypnotic state. Many of our clients are Graduates, or working professionals or both.
No, you are definitely not asleep, though to an observer, you appear to be sleeping because you are in a state of deep physical relaxation. You are completely awake and aware of your surroundings. While in Trance, you are actually more alert and aware than you typically are in your […]
Yes, Clinical Hypnotherapy is certainly safe. In fact, through the years, there has been absolutely no evidence to even suggest that Clinical Hypnotherapy or hypnosis causes any physical, emotional, or psychological damage of any kind. Instead, since relaxation is the primary focus, they actually help to relieve stress, tension and […]
Hypnotherapy, or Hypnosis, is certainly not mind control. All hypnosis is self-hypnosis. The hypnotherapist is unable to make you do or say anything against your will unless you wanted to. During hypnosis, you remain in control and are awake and alert the whole time.
Absolutely not. You are always in control and fully aware of any suggestions given to you even when you are in trance. The mind will reject any negative or undesired suggestion automatically. When you are in trance, you are in a heightened state of awareness.
Even when you are in trance, you are fully in control and very aware of what is going on at all time. You are always in control. In fact, because your mind will be in an extremely relaxed state and free of the constant “chattering” so common in our conscious […]
It depends on the individual. Some people may not feel or realized that they were in trance after the session. For some, they may be more aware of changes felt in their bodies than others. You may experience sensations such as weightlessness or floating, heaviness, tingling sensations, or just pleasantly […]
If you understand the language of instruction and are willing to follow the therapist’s instruction, you can be hypnotized. The key factor is, you must be willing to cooperate with the therapist in order to achieve the result you seek. The level of trance that you ultimately attain is dependent […]