Thursday, September 4, 2014

What is hypnosis?

The term “hypnosis” comes from the Greek word hypnos which means sleep.



This is because the person induced into hypnosis resembles a person sleeping, but in actual fact they are completely aware and in control albeit in a state of absolute tranquility.

The ancient Greeks and Romans used hypnosis for therapeutic purposes. It has been used to carry out pain free operations, known as hypno-anasthesia.

Hypnosis is a calm, incredibly relaxed state; a totally natural phenomenon; we are in a state of hypnosis at least twice a day, once when first waking and again before going to sleep. This has been termed the alpha state.  

A person who is hypnotised is totally aware and in control, in fact they could get up and leave whenever they wanted  to, which they probably wouldn’t due to hypnosis being so relaxing. The client will feel calm and relaxed and completely in control at all times.  

This is very different from stage hypnosis where you can witness people acting the fool. They only act the fool because they want to and these people are chosen very carefully by the hypnotist. You will have met these people in your day to day lives, they are the ones who like to be the life and soul of the party, who can be loud and entertaining and enjoy being the centre of attention.

A persons focus and concentration are heightened and there is an acute attention to detail while in this deep trance like state.
For more information on hypnosis click HERE or call (305) 305-2288 to schedule and appointment.

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