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A Typical structure of a Hypnosis session
HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES OF HOW YOU ALREADY EXPERIENCE A TRANCE-LIKE STATE
GOOD ADVICE
THERE IS NO REASON for one to try to achieve a trance state. Let go and let it be. Sometimes you will experience whatever it is you think trance feels like, and sometimes you will not. It doesn't necessarily mean that change isn't happening.
In short, the more you let go and experience it, the better for the desired outcome.
STEPS HYPNOSIS TAKES TO ACHIEVE A BETTER YOU
There are four stages of hypnosis: induction, deepener, suggestions, and emergence. People describe hypnosis in different ways. You may feel like you're "zoned "n" or in a trance-like state — so focused that you can block out surrounding distractions. Have you ever been so focused on a TV show or so entrenched in a good book that you don't hear your family talking around you or even your dog barking? This experience is somewhat similar to how you might feel while hypnotized. Many people say they feel calm and relaxed despite their increased concentration. It's described as a pleasant experience.
Induction: During this stage, you begin to relax, focus your attention, and ignore distractions. Your hypnotherapist will guide you through this stage with specific techniques such as controlled breathing or progressive muscle relaxation (tensing muscles as you breathe in and relaxing muscles as you breathe out, then repeating in a particular order of muscle groups throughout your body) or focusing on a visual image.
Deepener: This stage continues the first stage, taking your relaxation and focus to a deeper level. This step often involves counting down or using similar descending imagery, such as walking down stairs or slowly sinking deeper and deeper into a comfortable bed. These first two stages are aimed at easing your openness to suggestions.
Suggestions: This is the stage for actual experience, behavior, or perception change. Your hypnotherapist will use imagery and carefully chosen language. The suggestions are usually symptom-focused (to resolve a symptom) or exploratory (to explore experiences associated with the start of symptoms). Suggested changes may be in perception, sensation, emotion, memory, thought, or behavior.
Emergence:
During this stage, you come out of hypnosis. Your hypnotist may use reverse deepeners, such as giving you the suggestion that you're climbing up stairs or counting up.
What is Hypnosis? Hypnosis, or hypnotherapy, is a state of deep relaxation and focused concentration. It is a type of mind-body medicine where a trained and certified hypnotist or hypnotherapist guides an individual into this deep state using verbal cues, repetition, and imagery. The American Psychological Association defines hypnosis as a state of consciousness involving focused attention and reduced peripheral awareness characterized by an enhanced capacity for response suggestions. Our pain management program uses hypnosis to help you manage chronic pain and improve your quality of life. You'll learn relaxation techniques and positive visualization to reduce pain and promote healing.
Hypnosis, is a powerful tool that can help with various issues. Here are some suggested key areas where hypnosis proves beneficial. Your interests might include a blend of these:
Common issues, to name a few, include:
Hypnosis is not a magic solution but offers a supportive approach to personal growth and healing. Consider exploring its benefits to see how it can improve your life.
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