Self-Hypnosis – How It Works

As we grow, our brain develops better learning skills and improved abilities, but these are more related to the conscious aspect of things. Looking at small children, they are able to learn complex tasks like walking, eating food using spoon and communicating with others. These tasks are really difficult to learn consciously, and we understand this when someone we know relearns these things after accident. It takes good amount of time for him or her to start doing these tasks again normally with their conscious effort. In such situation self hypnosis is the most ideal technique and learning how hypnosis helps in such situation can be useful.

How to Hypnotize Someone in the Blink of an Eye

NLP or neuro-linguistic programming is an acute form of hypnosis in which you don’t actually have to take the person you want to hypnotize through the conventional stages of hypnosis i.e. induction, deepening, amnesia effect, bringing them back to reality etc. NLP is a naturally occurring condition of the human social convention…

Using Self-Hypnosis For A Snow Balling Effect of Enhanced Determination

Here in the UK, despite being a relatively small country (compared to places like the US, China and Russia anyhow) we have a wide variance of weather conditions, and we discuss it greatly and enthusiastically. Yes indeed, up in Scotland and some Northern parts of the UK, they have a lot of snow while we get sunny days here on the south coast of England. Interesting stuff, eh?

What Exactly Is Hypnotherapy? A Simple Explanation of Hypnosis and How It Can Work For You

Hypnotherapy has enjoyed rapid growth over the last decade. As it grows in popularity, hypnotherapy is easier to access than ever and is being applied to wide range of topics. In this article we will take a tour of the world of hypnotherapy and how it is used to make change. We’ll look at the definition of hypnotherapy and what to expect after you settle into your hypnotherapist’s comfy couch.

How to Find the Right Hypnotherapist For You

As the number of qualified hypnotherapists continues to grow it is increasingly easy to access this form of therapy. However, success is not guaranteed and outcomes vary greatly from person to person. How can you stack the odds in your favour as you set out on the path of behavioural change? Let’s look at how best to find the right hypnotherapist for you and how to avoid the common pitfalls that sabotage hypnotherapy results.