Become A Registered Hypnotherapist

What is hypnosis?
Hypnosis is a natural state of mind, one we all experience from time to time in which the mind remains clear, alert and focused on something. Have you ever "become really absorbed" while watching TV? Or driven to work on "auto pilot?" That's the same kind of altered state as hypnosis. Hypnosis is not sleep; you will remain awake and aware throughout.

How does hypnosis work?
Hypnosis enables you to enter into a deep state of relaxation and comfort while remaining completely aware of your surroundings and what you are doing. While in hypnosis, the subconscious mind is more open and receptive to suggestions. The job of the hypnotherapist is to combine the power of suggestion with the power of imagination to release or transform old negative “programs,” patterns or symptoms, and reinforce motivation.

Can anyone be hypnotized?
Hypnosis is essentially a state of heightened suggestibility and therefore anyone can be hypnotized, if they can relax and follow simple instructions. The depth of hypnosis varies from person to person and can be different each time you experience it. If you do not experience a deep state of hypnosis you can develop it with practice.

Can you get stuck in hypnosis?
No, but some people find it so enjoyable they simply want to stay in the state longer. If left in hypnosis you would wake up naturally similar to waking up from a nap.

Is hypnosis medically approved?
Yes. The American Medical Association and the American Psychiatric Association have approved hypnotherapy for use by responsible professionals.

How long has hypnosis been around?
The ancients of many lands used hypnosis, especially in Asia and the Middle East. But it was introduced to popular culture by Franz Anton Mesmer (1734-1815). It was used in world war one for pain and post trauma. It has become more excepted and mainstream in the last twenty years in the U.S and Canada

Are hypnosis results permanent?
Hypnosis is a focusing technique and some people need reinforcement from time to time, but most people can reinforce themselves through self hypnosis.

What can hypnosis be used for?
Anything the mind can believe it can achieve which is why hypnosis is unlimited in the scope of what it can be used for. Hypnosis is most well known for changing habits, but it can also be used for such things as pain control, medical or dental procedures, regression therapy and sports improvement.

How can hypnotherapy help?
Some examples of what hypnotherapy can help with are: stress management,
self-confidence, quitting smoking, weight loss, sports, high blood pressure, tension headaches, medical procedures, relaxation, visualization, public speaking, fears/phobias, bed wetting, allergies, past life regression, memory improvement, body-mind healing, co-dependency, guided imagery, dental procedures, regression therapy, study habits, nail biting, motivation, insomnia and much more!