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What is Hypnosis? |
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How does it work? |
"There is a
truth that lies on the fringe of things,
and there is a truth that lies
at the heart of things."- Hegel |
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Can I do it? |
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Want
to understand more about Hypnosis and how it works? |
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Hypnosis is an altered state
of consciousness, completely safe, and very relaxing. |
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What is
hypnosis? |
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During hypnosis, the physical body and conscious mind are in a totally
relaxed, natural state, while the subconscious mind remains awake and
receptive to suggestion. Hypnosis is an education and
communication process to a person's mind that allows his/her conscious
and subconscious minds to believe the same message or suggestion.
Clinical Hypnosis is the practice of working with people for the purpose
of improving their well-being or dealing with unwanted behavior, and to
improve the client's health and lifestyle. At
Mind Your Body,
we practice clinical hypnosis exclusively for positive change in our
clients. |
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How does
hypnosis help? |
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The ability to reprogram emotional attitudes and reactions is a latent
talent within every human being. Hypnosis is the most functional and
reasonable way to train life-long attitudes, rather than suffer a
lifetime of emotional accidents the conscious mind is unable to change. |
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How does the
subconscious accept suggestion? |
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Hypnotic suggestions bypass the intellectual mind, the conscious mind,
and focus in on the subconscious. When given a new suggestion that is
within the bounds of a person's belief system and moral orientation, the
subconscious mind accepts it literally as a new reality. |
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Does it Work? |
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Definitely. The success rate for clinical hypnosis is extremely
high. Suggestions stay with some individuals indefinitely, others
may need reinforcement. The effects of hypnosis are cumulative.
The more the techniques are practiced, along with self hypnosis, the
more permanent the results become.
At
Mind Your Body,
every session teaches self hypnosis, a simple process to relax or
continue the process of improvement. |
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Is it safe? |
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Yes, extremely so. The induction of hypnosis is never dangerous to the
client. No one can hypnotize you against your will. You experience total
relaxation, and it is non-invasive. You are always in control. Hypnosis
is a consent situation in which 10 percent of the effort is the
hypnotist's and the remaining 90 percent is the
responsibility of the client. |
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Can I be Hypnotized? |
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Yes. Studies have shown that the majority of people can be hypnotized in most cases if they are
willing. The depth of hypnosis varies with a
person's ability to respond. If you are not a naturally responsive
subject, you can easily improve your receptivity to hypnosis
with practice. Hypnosis is no different than any other exercise.
The more you practice, the better you become. |
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Why Hypnosis? |
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Is there some aspect of your life, or how you presently feel, that is
not satisfactory? You have within yourself the resources to change
the issues that are keeping you trapped.
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You deserve to have more and to
feel better.
You have nothing to lose, and everything to gain.
You can feel secure in your decision to use hypnosis.
"Day by day, and in every way...I'm
getting better and better"
- Emile Cloe |
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Is Hypnosis
medically approved? |
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Yes. The American Medical Association and the American
Psychiatric Association have approved hypnotherapy for use by
professionally responsible individuals. The British Medical
Association adopted hypnosis as a viable therapeutic tool in 1958, the
same year as the AMA. |
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How does Hypnosis
assist other medical treatments? |
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Visit the link below to learn how Mesothelioma patients are using
hypnotherapy as a complimentary cancer treatment.
Mesothelioma Cancer
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