So many have been convinced by watching TV and movies that they know what it is to be hypnotized so much so that when they actually are, they are willing to argue after a session that what they experienced was not being hypnotized!

Some people say, they don’t believe in hypnotism and could never be hypnotized…

Ask yourself this, have you ever been sitting waiting for the traffic lights to change, and then someone sounds their horn from behind because you didn’t notice they had changed?

This is because you were in a trance, a light one, but still a trance… hypnotism isn’t much different, just a tad deeper and a more relaxed trance like state.

A lot of people have asked and continue to ask, what it feels like to be hypnotized.

Your eyes are closed, your body is extremely relaxed and your conscious mind, the bit that rationalizes analyses, criticizes, compares and controls has been diverted so that the hypnotist can work with the sub conscious mind and get to the core of what really is causing your issues.

The sub conscious mind is the super memory record of everything that has ever happened to you, and it is also the area that controls your senses and emotions, and your habits.

The mind works by gathering information and experiences and based on that forming habits and rules in the brain that make you who you are.

For instance, smoking is a habit, and one that is not good for your health, but somewhere in your subconscious mind is a set of rules and “programs” that have been lain down and are made up of all the things that brought about smoking for you.

This is the domain of the hypnotherapist, to find out what events caused this bad program to be made in your mind, and then help you to replace that bad program with a fresh, healthy program.

So actually when hypnotized you are super aware, your subconscious mind is at the surface, and yes you can hear everything around you; and you’re talking to the hypnotherapist and answering their questions that are being put directly to your subconscious.

You are not asleep; you’re in a deep trance like state, super aware, all your senses at the max, hearing, touch, taste, smell…

The next question has got to be, can the hypnotherapist make me do something I don’t want to; the answer is no, the hypnotherapist cannot force to do anything you don’t want to do; you’re fully aware and can accept or reject the changes.

You cannot quit smoking unless you want to; it’s no good coming if your spouse sent you.

The final question is, is there anything that hypnotherapy cannot help me with… well so far we haven’t found anything it can’t help with, but there is one very important rule, YOU must be ready to be helped, no preconceptions, it has to be you, wanting help and willing to receive that help; and we will do everything we can, however long it takes to get to the core of your issues and reprogram you so you can live your life.