• Hypnosis is a state of focused attention and heightened suggestibility- is not about controlling the mind, being unconscious, being asleep or a form of magic.
• Hypnotherapy is a holistic therapeutic tool used to assist every day people in overcoming the everyday obstacles they face. As a hypnotherapist, my main focus is chronic pain management, I offer therapeutic support to individuals struggling with chronic pain and its associated challenges, including anxiety, depression, PTSD, sleep disturbances, trauma, and stress.
• Hypnotherapists complement the physical focus of traditional medicine by addressing the mental and emotional aspects of health, and can work collaboratively with physicians and other healthcare providers to optimize patient outcomes
• Hypnosis cannot be induced against someone's will.
• You’ve already experienced hypnosis. Hypnosis is a natural part of our everyday lives. It occurs naturally when you’re so absorbed in an activity – such as driving, reading, or watching TV – that you become unaware of your surroundings.
• As you enter a hypnotic state, you tap into your subconscious mind, bypassing conscious thought.
• Hypnosis is a state of heightened awareness where your senses are remarkably acute and focused. Your ability to concentrate is intensified, allowing for complete immersion in the present moment, unaffected by external disturbances.
• You could experience a change in your perception of time, making the session feel extended or compressed.
• Hypnosis is a cooperative process where you remain conscious and always in control during hypnosis. You act and speak as you normally would if you were fully awake
• The subconscious mind accounts for approximately 90% of our mental capacity and serves as a vast storehouse of mental imagery. This inner world holds a complete record of our life's journey, encompassing experiences, behaviors, and emotional responses.
• Hypnosis can expedite the process of personal growth, fostering lasting and profound transformations.