FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What Is Hypnosis?
+In layman's terms, hypnosis is a process where the participant allows access to the subconscious, or action-oriented, mind. Once access is gained, mutually agreed-upon positive suggestions are provided which modify our perceptions and expectations of ourselves and others. Positive internal perceptions and expectations create positive outcomes. Or in the words of Buddha, "All that we are is the result of what we have thought. The mind is everything. What we think, we become." Hypnosis helps you harness the power of your subconscious mind to change your thoughts and become all you want to be.
What Are Some Of The Benefits Of Hypnosis?
+Is Hypnosis Dangerous?
+Who Can Be Hypnotized?
+What Does It Feel Like To Be Hypnotized?
+How Long Does It Take To Correct A Problem?
+Why Do Some Hypnosis Centers Claim It Takes More Than 5–10 Sessions To Correct A Problem Such As Quitting Smoking Or Losing Weight?
+How Does The Type Of Hypnosis You Do Differ From What I've Seen Stage Hypnotists Do?
+What Is The Difference Between Hypnotherapy And Psychotherapy?
+How Can I Have A Session Over The Phone?
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