You Can Rescript Your Inner Talk
Using hypnosis, it’s possible to access the hidden recesses of the mind to discover the source of a conflict and its solutions. Hypnosis also allows us to “seed” the subconscious mind with thought patterns and ideas that can serve us as opposed to sabotage us.
The brain-wave state we associate with hypnosis, known as alpha, is the state we all go into when we watch television. The fact is that the average person will slip into alpha within minutes, and many will in a matter of seconds. This is a state of hyper-suggestibility, and therefore we’re prone to accept suggestions to buy products and believe in certain ideas. So as it turns out, most of us have been deliberately programmed without our knowledge for our entire life
Common Myths About Hypnosis
Myth: I can’t be hypnotized
There are some who believe they can’t be hypnotized, but this is incorrect. Everyone—or nearly everyone—can be. Hypnosis does require the ability to concentrate, so the only people who aren’t susceptible are the very young or those who are of well below average intelligence and have problems focusing.
Myth: Only the Weak-Minded Can Experience Hypnosis
In fact, quite the opposite is true. Hypnosis is a natural state that’s dictated by brain-wave activity
Myth: Hypnosis Is Just Deep Sleep
You Are Always in Control! you can always end a hypnosis session whenever you choose
Myth: I will lose control
One of the most commonly held myths is the idea that a person will do things under hypnosis that he wouldn’t otherwise do
Areas Hypnotherapy Supports
Inner Child Healing
Many of our present-day emotional reactions and stress patterns originate from emotional wounds formed early in life. Through clinical hypnotherapy, we create a safe internal space to acknowledge, comfort, and integrate these younger parts—allowing long-held emotional tension to soften and heal.
Self-Love & Acceptance
Chronic stress and emotional suffering are often rooted in self-criticism and internal pressure. Hypnotherapy helps rebuild a kinder, more compassionate relationship with yourself, supporting deep self-acceptance, emotional safety, and a sense of inner belonging.
Forgiveness & Emotional Release
Forgiveness in hypnotherapy is not about forgetting or justifying harm. It is a process of gently releasing the emotional burden of anger, guilt, resentment and grief—freeing the nervous system from holding on to what no longer serves healing.
Gratitude & Positive Mindset
Gratitude isn’t about being positive all the time. It helps the mind shift out of constant survival mode and notice safety, ease, and balance again.
Addictions & Compulsive Habits
Many habits are less about willpower and more about the subconscious seeking relief. Hypnotherapy supports changing the pattern at its source, rather than fighting it mentally.
* Medical & Ethical Disclaimer *
Clinical hypnotherapy is a supportive and complementary approach. It does not replace medical care, psychiatric treatment, or addiction medicine. When needed, hypnotherapy works best alongside appropriate medical or psychological support.
Frequently Asked Questions
Stress, anxiety, and emotional overload
Weight management support
Sleep difficulties and fatigue
Psychosomatic or stress-related symptoms
Repeating emotional or behavioral patterns
Habit change and addiction support
Low self-worth, burnout, and self-criticism
Phobias
Hypnotherapy Can:
Support emotional regulation and stress reduction
Help change subconscious patterns and habits
Improve mind-body awareness and coping responses
Hypnotherapy Cannot:
Replace medical or psychiatric treatment
Force change without your participation
Remove memories or control your mind
Work without safety, consent, and readiness