Hypnotherapy—hypnosis for medical, pain management and other issues

As you can see by the representative list to the right, hypnotherapy can assist with almost any kind of issue. Exaggeration? Not really, because of the reasons described above. Let us use the image of an iceberg to clarify exactly what is meant by “mind.” Let’s call the 10% protruding above the surface the conscious mind; the 90% that is submerged is called our subconscious—the mind accessed during trance. Here is archived our history—everything that’s ever happened to us, as well as our habits, emotions, imagination, past events and memories.

Now here’s where it gets good about hypnotherapy. Literally. During hypnosis, the conscious mind is distracted enough to allow the subconscious to receive suggestions of a positive, beneficial nature, a benevolent receivership the conscious mind might have negated. One example of conscious negation is self-talk. Very few people are aware that self-talk is actually self-hypnosis. Think about that the next time you talk to yourself. Reflect how often you have given yourself the same negative message for it has a lot to do with what’s going on in your life. During trance, we can turn that negative self-programming around.

Unlike what movie representations and stage hypnotism would imply, one actually hypnotizes oneself. What a hypnotist does is to help you get out of the trance that you’re already in. You are the pilot. Hypnotherapy gives you back your power to act from a clear, enunciated mind to achieve beneficial goals.
 

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