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Questions and Answers About Hypnosis
- What can hypnosis be used for?
Stress
management, weight management, addiction control, phobias, general
wellness, PLR (past life regression), pain management*must be diagnosed by physician, and
more
- What is a hypnosis session like?
An
hypnosis session is a calming, peaceful, experience. Relaxation
allows the body, mind and spirit to work together to reduce symptoms and
promote well-being.
- Will my insurance pay for
hypnosis?
Generally not. Hypnosis is a non-medical alternative
healing process.
- Can hypnosis cause me to commit a crime
or do something I don't want to?
No. The hypnotist can not
control or change your personality. The hypnotist is a guide that
helps you achieve your personal goals.
- How will I know if the hypnotist is
competent?
Ask for credentials. A professional hypnotist will
have formal mental health training and experience. They will have
graduated from a college or university that offers a degree program in
clinical hypnotherapy.
- How many sessions will it take before I
achieve my goal?
The number of sessions depends upon how quickly an
individual can process or put into action, the information presented to
them.
- What is a hypnosis session like?
A
hypnosis session has three parts. Part A is the induction.
That is a guided imagery to help you relax. Part B is the
process. The hypnotist provides suggestions for problem
resolution. Part C contains cues to implementing the suggestions
and a gentle reorientation.
- How long do hypnosis sessions last?
A
session can range from 45 minutes to an hour and a half. A good
hypnotherapist will allow as much time as is needed to complete a
session.
- How much does hypnosis cost?
A
certified clinical hypnotherapist is a professional. Rates
vary.
Florence & East Valley, Arizona residents can contact
maryann@new-mind.com
or call (520) 405-2842 to schedule a hypnotherapy session. Sessions
are $50 and approximately one hour in length. I use only Hem-Sync
Metamusic during the session. Metamusic does NOT contain
subliminal messages.
"The cure of the part should not be
attempted without the treatment of the whole. No attempts should be
made to cure the body without the soul, and if the head and body are to
be healthy you must begin by curing the mind." --
Plato
To arrange a hypnotherapy session
contact me
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