HYPNOTHERAPY

Hypnosis is a collaborative process between the client and therapist. The therapist helps the client enter a state of deep relaxation and focus, but the client always remains in control and can choose to end the session at any time.

No. The hypnotized person is an active participant who remains responsive and aware of their surroundings.

No. The client remains in control and may end the session at any time.

Hypnosis is often used in conjunct with other modalities, such as talk therapy, medication, and cognitive behavioral therapy.

While hypnotherapy can be very effective, it is not magic. Clients must be committed to making lasting changes. and doing the work necessary to achieve their goals.

Hypnosis is a scientific process that works with the natural functioning of the brain. It does not require any specific belief system or religious affiliation.

Hypnosis is a serious tool that can be used to address a wide variety of issues, from anxiety and depression to addiction and chronic pain.