What is Hypnosis?
Will I be out of control?
Can anyone be hypnotized?
How does Hypnosis work?
How long does hypnosis last?
Is hypnosis medically approved?
What areas are most beneficial with hypnosis?
Can hypnosis hurt you?
Can hypnosis be used in childbirth?
Does hypnosis work for alcohol and drug abuse?

Q. What is Hypnosis?

A. Hypnosis is simply physical relaxation coupled with Beta conscious activity. When these two occur hypnosis automatically happens.

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Q. Will I be out of control?

A. NO. You will be awake and aware. When the session has ended you will leave feeling refreshed, relaxed and finally IN CONTROL.

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Q. Can anyone be hypnotized?

A. YES. Everyone is hypnotizable to one degree or another.

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Q. How does Hypnosis work?

A. For behavior modification hypnosis simply allows the conscious mind and the subconscious mind to AGREE.

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Q. How long does hypnosis last?

A. The effects of hypnosis have been known to last a lifetime.

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Q. Is hypnosis medically approved?

A. YES. In 1958 the American Medical Association, the American Psychiatric Association and the British Medical Association approved hypnosis as a viable therapeutic tool.

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Q. What areas are most beneficial with hypnosis?

A. Hypnosis can be used for many health related issues. Some of the most common uses are listed below:

Stress, Public Speaking, Smoking, Weight Control, Sports Enhancement, Drug Addiction, Bed Wetting, Nail Biting, Stuttering, High Blood Pressure, Pain Control, Menopause, Self Confidence, Sales, Study Habits, Dental Procedures and Alcohol Addiction.

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Q. Can hypnosis hurt you?

A. There has never been a documented case of anyone being hurt with hypnosis. If anyone tried to give you suggestions against your moral, or religious beliefs, you would immediately emerge from the state we call hypnosis.

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Q. Can hypnosis be used in childbirth?

A. With the aid of advanced hypnotic training, thousands of women have experienced the birthing process as a warm and loving experience.

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Q. Does hypnosis work for alcohol and drug abuse?

A. Any individual who is chemically addicted can be helped through hypnosis. Through powerful self-esteem building techniques the need to be chemical dependent virtually disappears along with the ill feelings connected to it.

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