Hypnotherapy FAQ

Yes, if they want to be.

• You can be controlled and/or manipulated into divulging secrets.
• You will do anything in hypnosis that is outside your moral code.
• You will "surrender your will".
• You lose consciousness in hypnosis.
• You can get stuck in hypnosis.
• Hypnosis is brainwashing.

• To rest and rejuvenate the body
• To teach self control and choice
• To receive guidance from your inner intelligence
• To change negative patterns and ineffective beliefs
• To replace unwanted habits with effective patterns

Yes through use of a NLP technique we can change your subconscious minds association to what you are allergic to.

The Greater the conscious effort the less the subconscious response.

The Definitive Guide published a study, which conveyed a success rate of 93% after 6 sessions compared to 38% for psychoanalysis and 72% from behavior therapy after 22 sessions.

The more often a person is exposed to a specific input the more likely it is to be accepted and acted upon by the subconscious.

Emotionalized Desire, ability for deep relaxation and open to hyper-suggestibility.

Body warmth, eye lid flutter, eyes rolling up, blood shot eyes, increased lacrimation, muscle relaxation, hypnotic sigh, deep breathing, desire not to move or leave hypnosis, swallowing or salivation.

Quality of life corresponds to quality of your subconscious thoughts.

The strongest dominant emotion dictates behavior.

Hypnosis empowers the client through work with their responsive subconscious mind, the true motivator of behavior, by way of a hypnosis induction, which places the client in trance.

1. Consent of client.
2. Communication between hypnotherapist and client.
3. Freedom from fear or reluctance on the client's part to trust the hypnotherapist.