feel empowered, hopeful, self-control & relief ~
calm anxiousness & soothe fears ~
mellow depression & anxiety without meds ~
foster hope & positive attitude with hypnosis ~
eat healthily, eat responsibly, eat reasonably ~
optimize attitude, appetites, energy ~
reduce irritability during in vitro procedures ~
handle stress, distress, physical discomfort & pain ~
reduce nausea & morning sickness ~
quit smoking without irritability & stress ~
warm cold hands and feet ~
reduce, eliminate the stress of stopping drinking and other habits ~
fears about relationship problems due to weight gain, etc. ~
self image & self esteem issues
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Hypnosis is an ancient, powerful healing modality - a set of verbal and non-verbal, non-toxic, non-invasive, non-chemical tools - that has been successfully used by shamen, healers, medicine men, midwives, physicians and psychotherapists since before history began to be recorded. Hypnosis is one of medicine's rare tools that can boast of being non-invasive, non-chemical, non-toxic.
Hypnosis is the study of ways of accessing and influencing the mind's unconscious processes, abilities, awarenesses and resources - processes that construct, control and/or influence most of our experience.
Hypnosis can be potently powerful in fostering growth, resolving fears, altering sensations and changing perspectives. Though hypnosis does not work with the consistency that medicines do, and, although the effectiveness of hypnosis depends on the skills of the hypnotherapist who is creating the wordings and other aspects, hypnosis can be powerfully effective in accessing and influencing unconscious thought processes without risking any of the possible complications of medications. Hypnosis can access and influence the things that one notices or ignores, how one interprets things that one sees and hears, what one initially thinks about when things happen, one's anxieties, one's attitudes, one's physical actions and reactions, one's appetites, one's urges, one's sensitivities and touchiness, one's experience of pain and other sensations, one's experience of time, the thoughts that pop into the mind - or don't pop into the mind, one's remembering and forgetting and any number of other unconscious processes.
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