Hypnosis

Hypnosis is a suggestive technique that bypasses critical thinking abilities of the mind and that tires to establish very selective thinking and perception.

Although some people experience an increase in suggestibility and tell of subjective feelings and of a changed state of consciousness - or a total loss of memory for the time they are hypnotized, hypnosis does not work this way for everyone.

Some supposed hypnotic indicators and subjective changes can also be achieved without the relaxation techniques or the typically lengthy induction sessions. It's also possible to achieve these changes with simple suggestion (also called 'waking hypnosis').

Misunderstandings and controvery about hypnosis and the hypnotic state are common. I'll try to shed some light on hypnosis in this lens.

Years ago, hypnosis was common practice among medical doctors but today, in addition to seeing hypnosis used for pain relief and some surgical procedures, its boundaries reach much further. Even though, hypnosis still remains a controversial subject in spite of the many studies that prove its power and success.

Hypnosis is a wonderful resource that has helped millions of people who were suffering from phobias, eating disorders, could not break their smoking habits, and many other things. It has helped people reach their soemtimes substantial goals both professionally and personally.

If you are among the majority, chances are you want a better way of life by overcoming some type of obstacle or blockage that has held you back. Here are the good news : hypnosis can and does work!