Hypnotherapy

Hypnotherapy for healthy transformation

Hypnosis Specialties:

Grief Recovery
Smoking Cessation
Anxieties/Fears
Confidence
Relaxation
Self-Hypnosis

Disclosure of Hypnosis Services:

Hypnotherapy is a vocational/avocational type of service and is by no means a replacement for medical and psychotherapy treatment.

California law allows access by California residents to complementary and alternative healthcare practitioners who are not providing services that require medical training and credentials. The following disclosure is provided in compliance with Section 2053.6 of the California Business and Professions Code.

What is Hypnosis?

Hypnosis is a natural everyday state we go through every single day of our lives and hypnosis is the transition between sleep and wake and wake and sleep. Some examples of being in hypnosis are when we are driving and miss our turn or exit due to being spaced out and being in a trance state of mind. Or watching a movie or listening to music and with that one may become so engaged with the activity that the one may close out the outside world and this is known also as a being in a trance state. It's possible to when you are sleep deprived you can go in and out of a hypnotic state by feeling like your spacing out or evening daydreaming.

Hypnosis may help with the following:

Abandonment
Addictions
Anger
Anxiety
Chronic Pain
Communication
Dental Anxiety
Exam Anxiety
Fears
Grief Recovery
Insecurity
Insomnia
Low Self-Esteem
Motivation
Procrastination
Public Speaking
Relaxation
Self-Hypnosis
Smoking Cessation
Stress
Worry
Victimhood behavior

What is Hypnotherapy:

Hypnotherapy is for vocational and avocational self-improvement (Business and Professions Code 2908) and as an alternative or complementary treatment to healing arts services licensed by the state. A hypnotherapist is not a licensed physician or psychologist and hypnotherapy services are not licensed by the State of California. Services are non-diagnostic and do not include the practice of medicine, neither should they be considered as a substitute for licensed medical or psychological services or procedures.

How Hypnosis Works:

Hypnosis works with the power of the subconscious mind to change habits and behaviors. The subconscious mind is considered to be the source or root of many of our behaviors, emotions, attitudes, and motivations. Hypnosis is believed to be a powerful tool for accessing the subconscious mind and creating improvements in our lives.

Hypnosis Outcome:

Hypnosis services are effective and may vary from individual to individual, and no specific results or progress can be promised or guaranteed.

While being under Hypnosis:

Individuals being under a hypnotic state in a session remain completely aware of everything that is going on. Many individuals may experience a hyper-awareness where sensations are perceived as enriched and vivid. The ability to visualize or imagine is enhanced. Deep relaxation is comm. May individuals may describe the hypnotic state as a complete and total escape from physical tension and emotional stress while remaining completely alert.

Hypnosis Confidentiality:

The practice of a Hypnotherapist/Hypnotist is to keep the information confidential, information revealed in hypnotherapy is not subject to the psychotherapist-patient privilege. A court may order disclosure of information learned in a hypnotherapy session.

Disclaimer:

Hypnotherapy is a vocational/avocational/self-improvement type of service and is by no means a replacement for medical and psychotherapy treatment.

Hypnotherapy