About Hypnosis

Hypnosis is a mental state of focused attention, as opposed to a mystical or magical experience as commonly thought. During hypnosis, you will feel deeply relaxed, but you will be fully aware of your surroundings and the hypnotist’s voice. It is important to note that you may not remember every detail or suggestion given during the hypnosis session, as the subconscious mind may selectively filter the information. Nonetheless, hypnosis has been proven to be an effective tool for personal growth and development.

Hypnosis and hypnotherapy are powerful tools for exploring, analyzing, and resolving underlying emotional issues and harmful habits. This technique, known as Hypnotic Regression Therapy or Hypnoanalysis, is highly effective when facilitated by a competent hypnotherapist. HRT is a safe and efficient form of therapy that can effectively treat phobias, anxiety disorders, PTSD, and dissociative symptoms. It is also useful for treating individuals with substance abuse problems, eating disorders, weight issues, and sleep disorders such as insomnia, nightmares, night terrors, and sleepwalking.

Hypnosis is a powerful tool that allows for the exploration and refreshing of unconscious memories and emotions. However, it is important to remember that hypnosis is not a “truth serum”. Although hypnosis can assist with memory recall, these memories may be altered. As a result, it is crucial to seek independent and objective verification to establish the factual basis of any memories recalled during hypnosis.

We want to inform you about the use of hypnosis in legal testimony. In certain states and jurisdictions, the use of hypnosis as a memory aid for a witness may result in the exclusion of their testimony in court. This may limit your ability to testify about certain details of the crime if hypnosis was used to aid your recollection. That being said, hypnosis is a generally safe and effective therapy, with only a low likelihood of side effects. In fact, it is an excellent non-pharmaceutical option to enhance your mental health. We hope this information helps you make an informed decision.

During a hypnosis session, it is possible that pent-up, buried, or suppressed feelings may be released and come to the surface, causing temporary feelings of sadness or anxiety. These emotions may arise due to various reasons, such as trying too hard to make hypnosis work, being apprehensive of thoughts that may arise during hypnosis, feeling uncomfortable with relaxation, or recalling upsetting experiences from the past.

Rest assured that we are equipped to help you safely and effectively manage these types of experiences and emotions to ensure a therapeutic outcome that meets your needs.

Hypnotherapy is a powerful clinical tool used in counseling and therapy. During hypnosis, direct suggestions are given to reduce bothersome symptoms, improve symptom management, and enhance coping skills. Depending on your specific needs and treatment plan, you may be taught self-hypnosis and relaxation exercises to use on your own. By practicing these self-help methods, you can continue to make progress, improve your coping ability, and gain greater control over your symptoms.

After emerging from hypnosis, people may initially feel temporarily foggy, groggy, or drowsy. However, it is also common to feel energized. You may experience a sensation of awakening from a nap, even though you haven’t actually been asleep. Our objective is to help you return to an alert state, emerging feeling clear-headed, physically normal, refreshed, and in control of your emotions.

It’s important to note that most insurance companies unfortunately don’t cover payment for clinical hypnosis and hypnotherapy sessions. We want to make sure you’re aware that we don’t bill insurance for hypnotherapy. You’ll need to pay the full fee for each hypnotherapy session out of pocket. Thanks for understanding! We’re confident that the benefits of hypnotherapy will be worth the investment!