No, you do not need to be in a deep state of hypnosis to benefit from it.  Beneficial results can come from taking suggestions while in a light trance.

No, hypnosis is a natural, yet altered state of mind.

This is not true. Research has indicated that most people can benefit from hypnotherapy. Furthermore, being hypnotizable or choosing to be responsive to suggestions means only that you can use hypnosis effectively. It is not at all related to being gullible or weak-willed.

No, you cannot be hypnotized against your will.  You have to “want” to be hypnotized in order for it to happen. To be hypnotized

  1. You must want to be hypnotized
  2. You must have confidence in the hypnotist
  3. You must be willing to accept suggestion
  4. You must be free from fear
  5. You must be free from the need to be in control

No, you can be relaxed and yet not be hypnotized – and you can be hypnotized and not be relaxed.  Relaxation is only one aspect of one kind of trance.

No, people can end hypnosis whenever they want.

If you are interested in learning more about hypnotherapy or bringing preventive education to your community, fill out the form below and I will be in touch shortly. 

Disclaimer: Hypnotherapy services are not therapeutic and are not intended to replace your medical or psychological counseling. I am not a medical doctor or mental health practitioner. If your goal is to work on pain or diagnosed physical and mental conditions you will need a referral from a licensed practitioner.

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