To appreciate the difference between hypnotherapy and hypnosis, just think of hypnosis as a mechanical device and hypnotherapy as the use of that device. Hypnosis is the tool a hypnotherapist uses to solve an issue for a client. If a professional is using hypnosis to help a client overcome an issue than that professional is a hypnotherapist. To understand what a hypnotherapist does one must first understand the basics of what hypnotism is. Keep reading…
For some people, it’s a trick performed by a magician on a stage where the hypnotist tricks someone into acting silly like barking like a dog or squawking like a chicken. Others think it is something a con artist does to have someone do their evil bidding? The concept that a hypnotist can take over the minds of their subjects and control their actions is, of course, a media-driven myth. In a hypnotic trance state, you control all of your actions, you can hear everything around you, and you cannot be forced to do anything against your will. Keep reading…
Simply put, hypnotherapy is a form of therapy using the tool of hypnosis to help you achieve personal goals. As we drill down into it you will learn it is a much more complex form of therapy that uses our most powerful tool, our own mind. Hypnotherapy also uses different types of hypnosis to resolve personal issues both mental and physical. For example, addiction is not only a mental issue but it’s also a physical addiction that can highjack the body’s internal systems. Hypnotherapy will relieve your emotional burdens, sometimes referred to as emotional blocks to achieve your personal goals. Keep reading…