FAQ

FAQs

  • Hypnosis is a focused and relaxed state mind. In this state, the mind becomes open to positive suggestions and guided imagery for therapeutic purposes.

  • Hypnosis works by inducing a state of deep relaxation and heightened focus, allowing the hypnotherapist to make positive suggestions to influence and change thought patterns, beliefs, behaviors, and emotional well-being.

  • Yes, hypnosis is generally safe when conducted by a trained and certified hypnotherapist. It is a very natural and gentle process. However, hypnosis does not replace traditional psychotherapy or services offered by a licensed physician. It is important that you disclose any medical or mental conditions to your hypnotherapist beforehand.

  • Yes, since hypnosis is a natural process, anyone can be hypnotized. However, the depth of hypnotic trance and responsiveness can vary. Willingness and openness to the process will play a role in your experience.

  • Each person experiences hypnosis differently. It often feels like a state of deep relaxation and heightened awareness. Clients typically feel in control, focused, and receptive to positive suggestions.

  • Hypnotherapy can effectively address issues such as stress, anxiety, fears and phobias, lack of self-confidence, people pleasing, inner child healing, habit control, and more.

  • The number of sessions varies based on individual needs and goals, and it can be discussed during the initial consultation.

  • The first session is typically about 90 minutes long. Subsequent sessions are 60 minutes long. A past life regression session can be up to 120 minutes long.

  • Yes, you remain in control during hypnosis and can choose to accept or reject any suggestions made by the hypnotherapist.

  • Yes, hypnotherapy can be conducted effectively online (on Zoom) and from the comfort of your own home.

  • No, hypnosis is not mind control. It is a collaborative process that requires consent and cooperation.

  • While most people can be hypnotized, individual responses vary. During the first session, I will test your suggestibility to learn about you and how you take information in. I will then work with the approach that suits you best.