In a hypnotic state, the body remains relaxed while the mind is completely alert, ready to receive positive suggestion. In this state, you would not do anything beyond your ethical or moral values. Hypnosis will only be undertaken if both the hypnotherapist and the client agree to the therapy.

Most people can be hypnotized. You cannot be hypnotized if you don’t want to be. Success depends on whether the person is willing and wanting to implement changes and is receptive to the idea of hypnosis.

Please note:

Persons with severe depression should NOT be hypnotized. Please contact me for alternative options.

No, this is therapy not Hypnosis for the stage. You cannot be made to do anything against your will or moral code. You are always in complete control.

Hypnosis is a heightened state of awareness and focus, not a state of amnesia. It is possible to experience some amnesia but that is only under special circumstances and it is not a common occurrence.

You are in control when under.  Hypnosis will not work if you don't want to be hypnotized. 

The responsiveness can vary from client to client however there are usually three types of change with Hypnotherapy.

Immediate: You feel a shift right away in the first session. Immediate changes in your physiology, thoughts and behaviors right from the first session onwards, which continues over the 6 sessions and beyond.

Incremental: You see consistent shifts every week plus over time, which accumulates as the sessions build upon each other too.

Retroactive: There is a subtle shift, or you don’t necessarily recognize the shifts right away and then one day you look back and see all the things that are different in your life.

Effective August 1, 2020, Registered Clinical Hypnotherapists and Registered Clinical Counseling Hypnotherapy services are covered by most major insurance providers.

Please contact your insurance provider for more information