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Many people that consider hypnosis still have an image of the profession being a hocus pocus kind of magic where the hypnotist has complete control over you. However, this is not true, if a person truly does not want to be hypnotized, they can resist it. However, hypnosis is a wonderful healing tool to help people unlock memories they have buried.



  • Many people that plan to have
    their first hypnosis session think they will somehow get stuck in
    some kind of hypnotic trance and never come out of it. This is not
    possible even if the hypnotist did not wake you form the trance, you
    would wake up from it on your own, but you may feel a bit startled.

  • If you can be hypnotized it does
    not mean you are a gullible person. It simply means you are open to
    the hypnosis and therefore, you are open to suggestions by the
    hypnotist. Therefore, if you want to be hypnotized, you probably
    will be when going to a hypnotist.

  • One thing to remember about
    hypnosis is it is a state of concentration and focus, not a trance
    where the hypnotist can make the person do whatever they command.
    Hypnosis has been used on television shows and the movies in ways
    that are sensational and hold no truth to how hypnosis actually
    works.

  • If you think about the meaning of
    hypnosis: concentration and focus, people experience hypnosis
    sometimes daily. For instance, you start working on the computer and
    lose all track of time. What should have been just 10 minutes turns
    into three hours. You were focused and deep in concentration, which
    is exactly what hypnosis is.