June 26, 2008

What You Should Know About Hypnosis Therapy

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Being hypnotized can have many advantages. There are several reasons why one would look to become hypnotized. However, if you are only familiar with hypnosis therapy through watching TV, or movies, you may think being hypnotized is only good for one thing, remembering things that you have blocked or forgotten. While being hypnotized is often helpful when you are trying to remember certain things that is not the only reason that people choose to be hypnotized.

It’s All In Your Head

Hypnosis therapy
can extremely helpful in the manner of helping one to stop and quit bad habits. For example, someone may want to be hypnotized to help them stop smoking. Another great example is to be hypnotized because they are overweight and eating when they are not hungry. You may even want to stop biting your nails. There are so many reasons that people choose this form of self-help other than just trying to remember something that may have happened in the past.

Self Hypnosis

If you are looking into hypnosis therapy, you may also want to check out self-hypnosis. You will find that many people train themselves, to hypnotize themselves in the privacy of their own home. However, you should know that not everyone that attempts self-hypnosis is successful with it. It is extremely hard to hypnotize yourself. Much harder than to allow yourself to be hypnotized by someone else.

Hypnosis therapy With the Use of CDs

If you perform a search online, you will see that there are many hypnotist that sell CDs of self-help hypnotherapy. You will find CDs that you can simply play while you are falling asleep to help you relax and stop bad habits. However, the key to using a CD is to be able to relax, and allow yourself to be hypnotized. No one can hypnotize you against your will. This is something that many people do not know. From watching TV over the years, you may have seen people get hypnotized and act silly; however, you cannot be forced to do anything that you do not want to do while you are under the hypnotist’s trance.

As you can see, hypnosis therapy is good for many things. It is a form of self-help that many use to make major changes in their life and lifestyle. If you are considering being hypnotized, be sure that you research and read all about it before you go for it. It is a very interesting subject that you will be glad you learned about.

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June 27, 2008

Richard L Erickson PhD HHCP LPHt @ 12:31 am:

In today’s ever increasing stressful socioeconomic environment the advantages of Medical hypnosis are being accepted by main stream medicine as a viable adjunct to conventional pharmacotherapy or other medical protocol.
Unfortunately, persistent myths, half-truths, and suspicions still surround hypnosis, which compel most people to continue to seek prescription medications or alternative procedures rather than hypnotherapy for certain problems like weight gain, smoking, nail biting, bed wetting, thumb sucking, test-taking, sports enhancement, certain addictions, pain issues, phobias, and disorders.
The troubling aspects of these Medications and procedures; they mainly concentrate only on the “effect(s)” of an issue,” while often having multiple side effects that may be excessive or even potentially fatal.
By contrast, Medical hypnotherapy safely helps decrease or even eliminates effect(s), while simultaneously assaulting the “cause” of the issue. It therefore, is important to understand, as the therapist helps the patient redirect or even eliminate negative habits, emotions, or perceptions, and/or raise pain threshold, self-esteem, and confidence issues, the patient is not treated with hypnosis but rather through hypnosis.
Although, over-the-counter books on hypnosis may be informative as to the scientific nature of the hypnotic phenomenon, and many Store bought CD’s or internet sites can offer general repetitive response guided imagery, these methods usually have low efficacy long-term.
Choosing the right qualified hypnotherapist with proper training, credentials, rapport, and past efficacy is therefore very important. One-on-one personalized sessions are most desirable over groups, in correcting conditioned habitual responses or medical conditions, as each patient has different and sometime multiple past and present sensitizing events. To learn more about medical Hypnosis visit carmelhypnosiscenter.com As public awareness to the increased efficacy of Medical hypnosis is confirmed by scientific study the validity of medical hypnosis will benefit our stressful society.

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