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TOP 7 QUESTIONS WE HEAR FROM PATIENTS
5. What are the risks of hypnosis?
Side effects of Hypnosis include tiredness, crisis of identity, insomnia, irritability, fears, panic attacks, deficit of attention, distorted sense of self, confusion, sexually abberant behaviors, unexpected trance-like state, delusional thinking, depression, dizziness, syncope, fearfulness, feelings of guilt, ...
6. What is a hypnotherapist?
Hypnotherapy is a form of psychotherapy used to create subconscious change in a patient in the form of new responses, thoughts, attitudes, behaviours or feelings. It is undertaken with a subject in hypnosis.
7. If I’m hypnotised do I give up control?
Do we give up control of our mind to someone else when we are reading a book or watching a film? In situations like this you are in a hypnotic trance, although you still have the power to emerge from that state if wished. Whatever or whomever hypnotizes you; you always have the power to resist
1. How much does it cost for hypnotherapy?
The average seems to be somewhere between $75 and $125 per session, with session commonly being between an hour and an hour and a half long. Some Hypnotherapists offer pay-one-price programs - for smoking cessation, for example, where you pay $300 or $400 for all the sessions in the program.
2. Can you be hypnotized to do something against your will?
The hypnotist has no control over you at all, and cannot make you do things against your will. All hypnosis is really self-hypnosis in that it is self-directed and self-controlled. Hypnosis is possible only if there is cooperation between you and your hypnotist. Only you can decide to allow yourself to be hypnotized
3. Is hypnosis covered by health insurance?
In most cases, hypnosis is NOT covered by insurance. However, you will have to check with your individual provider to find out if they cover sessions supervised by a registered psychologist and to what extent.
4. How does hypnosis really work?
Hypnosis is thought to work by altering our state of consciousness in such a way that the analytical left-hand side of the brain is turned off, while the non-analytical right-hand side is made more alert. The conscious control of the mind is inhibited, and the subconscious mind awoken