FAQs

Hypnosis is an altered state of consciousness and heightened state of awareness and suggestibility that results in an increased receptiveness and response to suggestion.

Hypnotherapy is a state of hypnosis induced by a Hypnotherapist in a controlled setting, specifically for the purposes of helping clients to accomplish their goals, aspirations and general self-improvement.

Everyone is different so a permanent behavioral adjustment is directly related to client participation in the desired change. The more the repetition and consistency of the new behavior in their daily lives, the quicker the result.

Hypnosis can help to break through resistance that is blocking you from reaching your goals, such as procrastination. This results in motivation to start the things you’ve been putting off, and finishing the things that you’ve started.

No, you are always in control. Throughout your session you are never asleep, nor unconscious. You cannot be made to do or say anything against your will. If you heard something that contradicts your value and belief system, your Subconscious Mind would reject the suggestion.

Yes you can lie under hypnosis because it is Not a “truth serum” nor Mind Control.

Anyone can be hypnotized if they make a conscious choice and give their permission to participate in the hypnotic induction.

A hypnotic state that is self-created and self-directed by an individual.

A Hypnotist is someone who is skilled in the technique of inducing the hypnotic state in others. Stage Hypnosis for entertainment is often associated with Hypnotists. Hypnosis used for entertainment is not the same as clinical hypnotherapy.

A Hypnotherapist is a certified professional who specializes in the clinical application of hypnosis to assist clients to achieve their goals and aspirations through behavior modification and habit reconditioning.

No, and Hypnotherapists cannot present themselves as a Doctor, MD, Physician or PhD without legitimate medical education and training from a degreed college program, genuine credentials, as well as completed state licensing exams.

Common descriptions of the experience are physically relaxed, comfortable, tingling, floating, heaviness, warm, cool, emotionally calm, mentally drifting, intellectually alert and heightened senses in general.