General Information

Even though the word Hypnosis is derived from the Greek word "hypnos" which means "sleep", sleep itself has nothing to do with the hypnotic state and hypnotherapy.  A person who is hypnotised is never asleep or unconscious.

A Hypnotherapist is not able to control another person's mind.  No-one can be made to do anything which goes against their own moral or ethical standards.  When a person is hypnotised they are in a very, very relaxed state.  They are still aware of their surroundings and the sense of hearing is often sharper than usual.

A person can bring themselves out of the hypnotic state at any time if the need arises.

 

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