Question : - What is Hypnosis.
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Answer : - Hypnosis is a totally natural state of mind that we experience every day of our lives.
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The state of Hypnosis is a mid-way point between being awake and being asleep and can be
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readily identified when having a 'lie in' on a Sunday morning, it is that very pleasant dreamy-drowsy
state of mind in which you can just allow yourself to 'drift' while feeling deeply relaxed. It is also
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very similar to the feeling you have when soaking in a warm bath or lying on a beach in the sun,
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where you may feel detached and dreamy, knowing that you could open your eyes at any time but
feeling just too comfortable to bother. Hypnosis is a state of mind that is conducive to deep
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physical and mental relaxation and unlike drugs is not addictive or habit forming.
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Hypnosis can be induced in quite a number of different ways but the most popular method in
Hypnotherapy is the 'Progressive relaxation' technique which basically allows you to relax all the
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major muscle groups in your body before, under the guidance of your therapist, going on to relax
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your mind and then drifting comfortably into the Hypnotic state.
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Question : - What is Hypnotherapy.
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Answer : - Hypnotherapy is a process of applying, while in Hypnosis, therapeutic suggestion /
intervention to release those negative elements that are 'driving' the particular unwanted
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behaviour or problem and therefore allowing a more beneficial positive outcome to emerge.
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In the state of Hypnosis the 'Conscious' mind recedes, allowing the 'Subconscious' mind to
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come to the fore and in this deeply relaxed state, therapeutic suggestion is greatly amplified.
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Question : - In the Hypnotic state are you aware of what is being said.
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Answer : - Yes, you are always aware of what is being said and what is happening, you are not
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asleep or unconscious.
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Question : - Can 'anybody' be Hypnotised.
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Answer : - Yes most people can be, providing.....
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(a) They wish to be Hypnotised.
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(b) They understand the instructions given.
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Question : - Is Hypnosis dangerous.
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Answer : - No, providing you are working with an experienced Qualified Professional. Always
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check credentials.
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Question : - Can I be made to do anything against my will.
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Answer : - No, Hypnosis is very much a 'consent' state and if suggestions were made to you that
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did not conform to your personal code then you would 'not' comply with the suggestions and would
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probably spontaneously come out of the Hypnotic state.
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Question : - Can I remain or become 'stuck' in Hypnosis.
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Answer : - No, after a very short while if all suggestion had ceased you would wake normally, or if
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you were tired would drift into a normal ordinary sleep, waking a little later as normal, this would
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be especially true if you were listening to a hypnotic audiotape and for some reason it stopped
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playing.
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Question : - What problems can be treated by a Hypnotherapist.
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Answer : - Click HERE to view a list of the more common problems. Most problems are usually
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greatly aggravated by STRESS
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