Hypnosis is
a state of deep relaxation with a heightened state of awareness,
which is induced either by a hypnotherapist or the person themselves.
This state of mind to the onlooker, resembles sleep, which is in
fact how it got it’s name from the Greek word “hypnos”
(to sleep), but far from being asleep, the person experiencing hypnosis
may feel in a state of heightened awareness, in which they still
have overall control of the mind whilst, at the same time being
more open to positive suggestion from the hypnotherapist.
It is not possible that you could be made to do anything that you
did not want to do. The person in hypnosis may experience their
senses more and their memory may well be enhanced.
The state of hypnosis is a most pleasant and relaxing natural phenomenon,
during which a person can talk quite easily. It is inconceivable
that any harm could befall you.
Everyone passes through hypnosis five or six time’s everyday.
It is that time you wake in the morning but can’t be bothered
to open your eyes and then you are late for work. It is the time
you come home tired, sit down and close your eyes, you can hear
the TV, people around you or your neighbours, but you just can’t
be bothered and time just fly’s by.
It is the time you are in a meeting, conference, seminar and the
person talking has a monotone voice, you feel your eyes going heavy
and can’t keep them open. That is Hypnosis.
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Q.
Shall I be aware of what is happening?
A. Yes the predominant
feeling of most people is “it didn’t work for me, I never
went under, I was only very relaxed”. You too, will just feel
very relaxed.
Q. are there some people
who cannot be hypnotised?
A. No, (except mentally
handicapped people). Non prescription drugs and alcohol if taken to
excess can hinder the process.
Q. Could I be influenced
to do anything against my will?
A. No. in fact, you
would be shocked out of the hypnotic state immediately any such action
was suggested to you.
Q. So am I not asleep
then?
A. No. You are simply
extremely relaxed and aware of everything
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Q. How many visits will
I need?
A Smokers, nail biters
and exam nerves need only one session.
Weight loss 1-3 sessions and the more deep rooted nervous disorders
require analytical rather than suggestion therapy, which usually requires
5 to 8 sessions, depending on the severity of the symptoms.
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