Hypnosis is at times observed as just a zany dojigger that is often used as a way for psychiatrists to surcharge for their already-expensive services. In reality, many people are helped to overcome bad habits like smoking and drinking through hypnosis. Some people in the health industry are now using it as a dieting measure, helping people change their appetites towards certain foods.
There is actual documented evidence of this. At the time, I was married with 2 children, working and attending school. I was attending school from 8 AM something until about 2 PM, then working from 3 PM until 10 PM. I was struggling in my computer class. A hypnotist helped me develop a photographic memory. My grades went from near failing to an A- at graduation. I couldn’t believe the turnaround. And I didn't quit my job either, I just remembered a lot better. It has served me well in subsequent years.
Basically, hypnosis is a method that is at times used to create a semi-conscious state in a person. It is most widely recognized and used in clinical settings, practiced by hypnotherapists who use it as a executable counseling and psychotherapy tool. Hypnosis can also occur when you are alone and is referred to by some as “zoning out” or simply “daydreaming”.
Hypnotized people slip into a semiconscious and comfortable state in the hopes of achieving desired results. Frequently sessions are integrated around a method where the therapist makes suggestions in order to get patients to put together specific internal thought or emotional processes that will result in an altered conduct of the patient (such as quitting smoking, overcoming obsessions, controlling temper, compulsion to over eat, or other unhealthy habits).
When someone is in a hypnotic trance, they are prone to prompting and are led by the therapist or whoever else may be hypnotizing them. Propositions are pitched to reach the patient’s desired outcome through what are known as hypnotic language patterns. These patterns are often created through guided memories and repetition from the therapist. They can also be reinforced through post hypnotic suggestions.
Hypnosis does not ALWAYS work, although its results are powerful enough to have it remain as common tool in therapy. If you think hypnosis may be able to help you or if you want to look into learning how to practice hypnosis, you’ll find everything you’re looking for on this page. These products are from professionals in the field and will answer all of your questions.
