Does Hypnotherapy work for quitting smoking and how much does it cost?
Q. A clinic called Health Awareness is in town and offering Hypnotherapy to stop smoking. Does this work and what is the cost as they didn't say in their ad except for a $10 donation when signing in.
Asked by ed l - Fri Jan 26 16:04:19 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I can't tell you the cost today but it does work. I paid $50 but that was 17 years ago. The key is you really really must want to quit. It doesn't get rid of the urge to smoke but it helps to lessen the urge. With that and your will you can succeed. I have been off cigarettes 17 years now thanks to hypnotherapy. Even if you pay a lot for the hypnotherapy at today's prices for cigarettes you can save a lot of money quickly while improving your health.
Answered by Norm - Fri Jan 26 16:11:28 2007
Q. A clinic called Health Awareness is in town and offering Hypnotherapy to stop smoking. Does this work and what is the cost as they didn't say in their ad except for a $10 donation when signing in.
Asked by ed l - Fri Jan 26 16:04:19 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I can't tell you the cost today but it does work. I paid $50 but that was 17 years ago. The key is you really really must want to quit. It doesn't get rid of the urge to smoke but it helps to lessen the urge. With that and your will you can succeed. I have been off cigarettes 17 years now thanks to hypnotherapy. Even if you pay a lot for the hypnotherapy at today's prices for cigarettes you can save a lot of money quickly while improving your health.
Answered by Norm - Fri Jan 26 16:11:28 2007
Do you think Hypnotherapy is more effective than psychiatric help?
Q. I think I need some kind of help for mental issues, and was planning on seeing a psychiatrist. But, then I began researching hypnotherapy, and the practitioners claim they can help you achieve any goal. What do you think? I don't want to waste money.
Asked by man - Thu Nov 5 00:52:14 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well let's look at the two things hypnosis is most commonly used for: 1.) What you refer to, attempting to reprogram the brain through the subconscious. I have not seen any evidence that this works, and additionally we know that people who are hypnotized for whatever purpose will often respond to hypnotic suggestion at first but it will gradually wear off and might be gone in a few hours or a few weeks depending on the person and the suggestion. This makes it a pretty inefficient tool for reforming a person in the long-term. 2.) Delving into the past. Unfortunately it has been proven that people who give away information when hypnotized do not do so with greater accuracy than when conscious. They are, however, more likely to fib with… [cont.]
Answered by Pareidolia 6,o - Thu Nov 5 02:10:33 2009
Q. I think I need some kind of help for mental issues, and was planning on seeing a psychiatrist. But, then I began researching hypnotherapy, and the practitioners claim they can help you achieve any goal. What do you think? I don't want to waste money.
Asked by man - Thu Nov 5 00:52:14 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well let's look at the two things hypnosis is most commonly used for: 1.) What you refer to, attempting to reprogram the brain through the subconscious. I have not seen any evidence that this works, and additionally we know that people who are hypnotized for whatever purpose will often respond to hypnotic suggestion at first but it will gradually wear off and might be gone in a few hours or a few weeks depending on the person and the suggestion. This makes it a pretty inefficient tool for reforming a person in the long-term. 2.) Delving into the past. Unfortunately it has been proven that people who give away information when hypnotized do not do so with greater accuracy than when conscious. They are, however, more likely to fib with… [cont.]
Answered by Pareidolia 6,o - Thu Nov 5 02:10:33 2009
How often is Hypnotherapy used in high profile criminal cases?
Q. How often is hypnotherapy used in high profile criminal cases and does it help the defendant? How effect is it toward helping a defendant? Are there any list of criminals that have used hypnotherapy or criminal cases where it has been used and been effective?
Asked by Kayren - Tue Aug 22 21:33:00 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Almost never. Most courts do not grant any particular credit or weight to evidence obtained through hypnotic recall, and some jurisdictions discount or refuse to admit memories obtained in this manner because of the potential for undue influence.
Answered by coragryph - Tue Aug 22 22:00:44 2006
Q. How often is hypnotherapy used in high profile criminal cases and does it help the defendant? How effect is it toward helping a defendant? Are there any list of criminals that have used hypnotherapy or criminal cases where it has been used and been effective?
Asked by Kayren - Tue Aug 22 21:33:00 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Almost never. Most courts do not grant any particular credit or weight to evidence obtained through hypnotic recall, and some jurisdictions discount or refuse to admit memories obtained in this manner because of the potential for undue influence.
Answered by coragryph - Tue Aug 22 22:00:44 2006
In what way does hypnotherapy assist sufferers of anxiety and phobias?
Q. Has hypnotherapy been proven to assist in the reduction of generalised anxiety, in sufferers of anxiety and panic disorders? Could a hypnotherapy session potentially be frightening, to an anxious person?
Asked by Irena - Fri Mar 14 09:41:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes hypnotherapy can assist in calming down and overcoming anxiety and phobias. My sister had a phobia of driving after she had a bad accident and hypnotherapy helped her to overcome it. Perhaps if it sounds frightening, you can start with self-hypnosis. Take some hypnotherapy course either through classes or online. My sister did an online course.
Answered by Dave Graham - Fri Mar 14 14:30:30 2008
Q. Has hypnotherapy been proven to assist in the reduction of generalised anxiety, in sufferers of anxiety and panic disorders? Could a hypnotherapy session potentially be frightening, to an anxious person?
Asked by Irena - Fri Mar 14 09:41:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes hypnotherapy can assist in calming down and overcoming anxiety and phobias. My sister had a phobia of driving after she had a bad accident and hypnotherapy helped her to overcome it. Perhaps if it sounds frightening, you can start with self-hypnosis. Take some hypnotherapy course either through classes or online. My sister did an online course.
Answered by Dave Graham - Fri Mar 14 14:30:30 2008
How does hypnotherapy work? Does it really cure depression? Need more information. Read below.?
Q. I have depression and I don't know how to handle my emotions very well. Pressure and difficult situations make me really agitated and I dont know how to handle them..Anti-depressants don't really work for me and lately my emotions have been getting more out of control. I can barely wake up in the morning feeling so bad. I read somewhere that hypnotherapy works with results to treat depression. Is it true? How does it work? How many session do you have to go for?
Asked by Jo - Sun Sep 14 05:39:03 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello Jo Depending on the strength of your depression Hypnosis may not be the best thing. If your clinically depressed, avoid, but generally depressed it can be a wonderful therapy. How long will depend on the method used. Sadhara
Answered by Sadhara Satguru - Mon Sep 15 06:52:52 2008
Q. I have depression and I don't know how to handle my emotions very well. Pressure and difficult situations make me really agitated and I dont know how to handle them..Anti-depressants don't really work for me and lately my emotions have been getting more out of control. I can barely wake up in the morning feeling so bad. I read somewhere that hypnotherapy works with results to treat depression. Is it true? How does it work? How many session do you have to go for?
Asked by Jo - Sun Sep 14 05:39:03 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello Jo Depending on the strength of your depression Hypnosis may not be the best thing. If your clinically depressed, avoid, but generally depressed it can be a wonderful therapy. How long will depend on the method used. Sadhara
Answered by Sadhara Satguru - Mon Sep 15 06:52:52 2008
How much does Harley Street hypnotherapy for phobias cost?
Q. My boyfriend has an odd phobia, Alliumphobia - fear of onions, and I want to help him by getting hypnotherapy from a reliable source; being a Londoner I immediately thought of Harley street. Has anyone ever had hypnothrapy treatment from here at all? if so, how much did it cost? I'd like other opinions as I wouldn't want to get ripped off!
Asked by Aysha - Fri Feb 26 09:56:37 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can easily check your minimal health care rates in internet, for example here - healthquotes.awardspace.i nfo
Answered by Tony - Fri Feb 26 13:09:54 2010
Q. My boyfriend has an odd phobia, Alliumphobia - fear of onions, and I want to help him by getting hypnotherapy from a reliable source; being a Londoner I immediately thought of Harley street. Has anyone ever had hypnothrapy treatment from here at all? if so, how much did it cost? I'd like other opinions as I wouldn't want to get ripped off!
Asked by Aysha - Fri Feb 26 09:56:37 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can easily check your minimal health care rates in internet, for example here - healthquotes.awardspace.i nfo
Answered by Tony - Fri Feb 26 13:09:54 2010
Can hypnotherapy help me recover lost memories of abuse?
Q. I am considering trying hypnotherapy to recover lost memories of abuse. Would hypnotherapy be a good option? I was raped when I was 6 and can't remember anything. I want to understand why I act the way I do and where this extreme behaviour stems from. Will hypnotherapy work?
Asked by bitchgalore - Fri Sep 25 21:11:21 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hypnosis is just as likely to create false memories as it is to uncover 'repressed' memories. Here's a better idea: find a counselor or friend who can sit with you while you 're-tell' the story... where the six year old STOPS the rape from happening... or the present-day you steps in to the scene and saves the six year old from getting hurt. That would be much more empowering that 'recovering' a frozen memory.
Answered by scotfritz@snet.net - Fri Sep 25 22:08:12 2009
Q. I am considering trying hypnotherapy to recover lost memories of abuse. Would hypnotherapy be a good option? I was raped when I was 6 and can't remember anything. I want to understand why I act the way I do and where this extreme behaviour stems from. Will hypnotherapy work?
Asked by bitchgalore - Fri Sep 25 21:11:21 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hypnosis is just as likely to create false memories as it is to uncover 'repressed' memories. Here's a better idea: find a counselor or friend who can sit with you while you 're-tell' the story... where the six year old STOPS the rape from happening... or the present-day you steps in to the scene and saves the six year old from getting hurt. That would be much more empowering that 'recovering' a frozen memory.
Answered by scotfritz@snet.net - Fri Sep 25 22:08:12 2009
How successful is hypnotherapy in quitting smoking?
Q. Can people please share their personal experiences and stories of hypnotherapy and quitting smoking? Does it work or is it a waste of money?
Asked by Lou - Fri Sep 15 06:09:53 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well let me tell you , it is really helpful for thoes who really want to quit smoking , and it is not awaste of money or anything , it takes while for to quit smoking, but after you quit you will never come back to it , because this kind of treatment cure you gradully wish make you get use to live without putting the sigars in your poket , but if you want my advise i got to tell you , you have to belive in your self that you want to quit smokin , and good luck bro!
Answered by puretruth - Fri Sep 15 06:19:25 2006
Q. Can people please share their personal experiences and stories of hypnotherapy and quitting smoking? Does it work or is it a waste of money?
Asked by Lou - Fri Sep 15 06:09:53 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well let me tell you , it is really helpful for thoes who really want to quit smoking , and it is not awaste of money or anything , it takes while for to quit smoking, but after you quit you will never come back to it , because this kind of treatment cure you gradully wish make you get use to live without putting the sigars in your poket , but if you want my advise i got to tell you , you have to belive in your self that you want to quit smokin , and good luck bro!
Answered by puretruth - Fri Sep 15 06:19:25 2006
Is it true that hypnotherapy is only effective if used by a psychiatrist?
Q. I've heard from an unreliable source that can only psychiatrists are good at hypnotherapy. That psychologists aren't? Is that true. Also can hypnotherapy can help to cope with a bad memory? My goal is NOT to erase the bad memory itself. Instead, my goal is to deal with it and eliminate all emotions attached to it. In my case, it would be a case of post traumatic stress disorder due to sexual harassment.
Asked by Deborah - Sun Jul 5 14:24:03 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. hypnotherapy isnt related to any job besides the person executing it. If your family learn it properly, even they can apply it. If i get this right and you are also talking about hypnosis, then let me say the following: hypnosis only effects if you are open to it. if you are scared for it, you are not vurnable for it. You must feel comfortable when its being applied to you. You NEVER do something you normally wouldnt either when being in hypnotic state. Anyways, your source was unreliable indeed.
Answered by Marco - Sun Jul 5 14:32:16 2009
Q. I've heard from an unreliable source that can only psychiatrists are good at hypnotherapy. That psychologists aren't? Is that true. Also can hypnotherapy can help to cope with a bad memory? My goal is NOT to erase the bad memory itself. Instead, my goal is to deal with it and eliminate all emotions attached to it. In my case, it would be a case of post traumatic stress disorder due to sexual harassment.
Asked by Deborah - Sun Jul 5 14:24:03 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. hypnotherapy isnt related to any job besides the person executing it. If your family learn it properly, even they can apply it. If i get this right and you are also talking about hypnosis, then let me say the following: hypnosis only effects if you are open to it. if you are scared for it, you are not vurnable for it. You must feel comfortable when its being applied to you. You NEVER do something you normally wouldnt either when being in hypnotic state. Anyways, your source was unreliable indeed.
Answered by Marco - Sun Jul 5 14:32:16 2009
Would you say that most often times , ANGER is the most repressed emotion found in hypnotherapy?
Q. and is it really necessary to place them in hypnotherapy to "rechannel" these repressed emotions? also , WHY, if true, is Anger the most repressed emotion? please explain... or is it "suppressed" also by abusive parents, etc? which other emotions are tied to these repressed memories and is it possible to rechannel the anger, WITHOUT being placed into hypnosis? please explain.
Asked by zoe - Wed Oct 28 19:53:08 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Beats the hell out of me
Answered by Crappy - Wed Oct 28 20:01:32 2009
Q. and is it really necessary to place them in hypnotherapy to "rechannel" these repressed emotions? also , WHY, if true, is Anger the most repressed emotion? please explain... or is it "suppressed" also by abusive parents, etc? which other emotions are tied to these repressed memories and is it possible to rechannel the anger, WITHOUT being placed into hypnosis? please explain.
Asked by zoe - Wed Oct 28 19:53:08 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Beats the hell out of me
Answered by Crappy - Wed Oct 28 20:01:32 2009
Can I get rid of my fear of shots by getting hypnotherapy?
Q. I am trying to get over my fear of shots. Does anyone know if hypnotherapy can get rid of it or of any other ways to get rid of it?
Asked by justsomeone - Fri Jul 17 20:35:54 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i can only say this because i have the EXACT same problem it takes a LOT to get over that fear, and i personally don't think hypnotherapy works but if you're just getting some shots (immunization, etc.), just do these and it should make it less of a problem to get them 1.)take Ibuprofen (approx. 2 doses with the last one being around 30 minutes before you get the shot. 2.)don't even worry about getting it (it helps with the fear) 3.)"play piano" with your hands and feet during the shot(s) (it helps speed up the process and gets your attention off of the needle) 4.)get a doctor that is nice to you (they can help you stay calm during) 5.)DON'T squirm around (this can be the worst mistake that you can make while getting shots) 6.)the… [cont.]
Answered by sfritts10 - Mon Jul 20 20:17:33 2009
Q. I am trying to get over my fear of shots. Does anyone know if hypnotherapy can get rid of it or of any other ways to get rid of it?
Asked by justsomeone - Fri Jul 17 20:35:54 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i can only say this because i have the EXACT same problem it takes a LOT to get over that fear, and i personally don't think hypnotherapy works but if you're just getting some shots (immunization, etc.), just do these and it should make it less of a problem to get them 1.)take Ibuprofen (approx. 2 doses with the last one being around 30 minutes before you get the shot. 2.)don't even worry about getting it (it helps with the fear) 3.)"play piano" with your hands and feet during the shot(s) (it helps speed up the process and gets your attention off of the needle) 4.)get a doctor that is nice to you (they can help you stay calm during) 5.)DON'T squirm around (this can be the worst mistake that you can make while getting shots) 6.)the… [cont.]
Answered by sfritts10 - Mon Jul 20 20:17:33 2009
Should facebook have the right to veto advertisements about Clinical Hypnotherapy?
Q. Facebook is potentially a valuable advertising channel for therapists, however in an arbitrary decision that hypnotherapy has no value, they prevent hypnotherapists from advertising their services. This despite the fact there are many research documents proving the value of hypnotherapy. Do you believe this is a fair decision from an informed publisher?
Asked by vanbc2000 - Wed Oct 15 12:22:25 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it's fair, but only because Facebook is privately owned, so the owners should be able to do what they want. This is coming from someone who had depression successfully treated with hypnotherapy.
Answered by Avatar of Hypnos - Wed Oct 15 20:01:17 2008
Q. Facebook is potentially a valuable advertising channel for therapists, however in an arbitrary decision that hypnotherapy has no value, they prevent hypnotherapists from advertising their services. This despite the fact there are many research documents proving the value of hypnotherapy. Do you believe this is a fair decision from an informed publisher?
Asked by vanbc2000 - Wed Oct 15 12:22:25 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it's fair, but only because Facebook is privately owned, so the owners should be able to do what they want. This is coming from someone who had depression successfully treated with hypnotherapy.
Answered by Avatar of Hypnos - Wed Oct 15 20:01:17 2008
How Do I Pay for Hypnotherapy?
Q. I'm a teen, looking for a hypnotherapist in Chicago, hopefully that therapist can help me solve my problems. If I get hypnotherapy, does my AllKids(Chicago's public health insurance) cover it?
Asked by MetaKid - Sat Apr 11 18:34:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you would have to find a therapist who takes ALLKIDS. Then find a hypnotherapist out of that group. Otherwise you may have to pay and hope to find somebody ona sliding fee scale. Or last contact hypnotherapy schools/institutes to see if they require supervised practice to be licensed or certified, That might be free,
Answered by walking728 - Sat Apr 11 18:57:38 2009
Q. I'm a teen, looking for a hypnotherapist in Chicago, hopefully that therapist can help me solve my problems. If I get hypnotherapy, does my AllKids(Chicago's public health insurance) cover it?
Asked by MetaKid - Sat Apr 11 18:34:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you would have to find a therapist who takes ALLKIDS. Then find a hypnotherapist out of that group. Otherwise you may have to pay and hope to find somebody ona sliding fee scale. Or last contact hypnotherapy schools/institutes to see if they require supervised practice to be licensed or certified, That might be free,
Answered by walking728 - Sat Apr 11 18:57:38 2009
Has my hypnotherapy for negative thinking stopped working?
Q. After my first hypnotherapy treatment 3 days ago for anxiety and negative thinking i felt great - happy, positive and relaxed. Now on the 4th day, i feel like it has stopped somewhat, and worries and negativity are creeping back in. One worry is that the hypnotherapy has stopped working. Having these thoughts in themselves must mean that is the case...?! (see the irony?) Do the effects of hypnotherapy wear off?
Asked by bobo - Thu Nov 26 14:20:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Give it time, you've only had one session. After you've had more, you'll probably find the effects are longer lasting and that you can use some of the techniques on yourself to deal with your negative thoughts. Patterns of negative thinking aren't undone overnight! I'd suggest you buy some CBT-based self-help books, for extra tips that you can use yourself when you are at home. Large bookshops should sell them or you can get them on sites like Amazon. Good luck!
Answered by i Iria i - Thu Nov 26 14:31:30 2009
Q. After my first hypnotherapy treatment 3 days ago for anxiety and negative thinking i felt great - happy, positive and relaxed. Now on the 4th day, i feel like it has stopped somewhat, and worries and negativity are creeping back in. One worry is that the hypnotherapy has stopped working. Having these thoughts in themselves must mean that is the case...?! (see the irony?) Do the effects of hypnotherapy wear off?
Asked by bobo - Thu Nov 26 14:20:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Give it time, you've only had one session. After you've had more, you'll probably find the effects are longer lasting and that you can use some of the techniques on yourself to deal with your negative thoughts. Patterns of negative thinking aren't undone overnight! I'd suggest you buy some CBT-based self-help books, for extra tips that you can use yourself when you are at home. Large bookshops should sell them or you can get them on sites like Amazon. Good luck!
Answered by i Iria i - Thu Nov 26 14:31:30 2009
How well will Hypnotherapy work for my anxiety disorder?
Q. I am really interested, I've tried a lot of things, so far COG therapy has been the best, im a lot better than I used to be but I would like to compleletly rid myself of it. Any one with personnal experence would be great. Oh and please nobody saying "you can not get rid of anixiety", I dont want to hear it, negative thinking like that is what keeps you from getting any better.
Asked by muffla_109 - Wed Oct 24 04:10:20 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi congrats on being so brave and moving forward in sorting yourself out. You should celebrate the fact that you are doing something so positive. I'm a Hypnotherapist and what I have done in the past is teaching clients Self~Hypnosis in order to help you feel 'CALM', that way you can take control of any situation that you are in which makes you feel vulnerable. Try to find one that will help you to learn this. The primary use of Self Hypnosis is to take you back within yourself, to remove you from the clutter and distractions of your environment. The self-hypnosis spiral is useful because it focuses your attention, shutting out everything else. Self-rapport is the main benefit. A state of self-rapport is essentially the same as… [cont.]
Answered by Fairycakes - Wed Oct 24 04:55:12 2007
Q. I am really interested, I've tried a lot of things, so far COG therapy has been the best, im a lot better than I used to be but I would like to compleletly rid myself of it. Any one with personnal experence would be great. Oh and please nobody saying "you can not get rid of anixiety", I dont want to hear it, negative thinking like that is what keeps you from getting any better.
Asked by muffla_109 - Wed Oct 24 04:10:20 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi congrats on being so brave and moving forward in sorting yourself out. You should celebrate the fact that you are doing something so positive. I'm a Hypnotherapist and what I have done in the past is teaching clients Self~Hypnosis in order to help you feel 'CALM', that way you can take control of any situation that you are in which makes you feel vulnerable. Try to find one that will help you to learn this. The primary use of Self Hypnosis is to take you back within yourself, to remove you from the clutter and distractions of your environment. The self-hypnosis spiral is useful because it focuses your attention, shutting out everything else. Self-rapport is the main benefit. A state of self-rapport is essentially the same as… [cont.]
Answered by Fairycakes - Wed Oct 24 04:55:12 2007
Does hypnotherapy work to stop smoking?
Q. I'm considering getting hypnotherapy to stop smoking. I've tried many times to quit but always fail. Have you ever had hypnotherapy to quit smoking and did it work for you? Thanks guys.
Asked by eva m - Thu Aug 13 05:36:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends, the old Psychoanalytic hypnotherapy works for a short while. The Ericksonian therapy works for a long period.
Answered by oboubu - Thu Aug 13 05:44:11 2009
Q. I'm considering getting hypnotherapy to stop smoking. I've tried many times to quit but always fail. Have you ever had hypnotherapy to quit smoking and did it work for you? Thanks guys.
Asked by eva m - Thu Aug 13 05:36:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends, the old Psychoanalytic hypnotherapy works for a short while. The Ericksonian therapy works for a long period.
Answered by oboubu - Thu Aug 13 05:44:11 2009
What is your opinion about hypnotherapy as cure?
Q. Earlier I have posted a question on depression, however I thought about hypnotherapy as a probable cure. What is your opinion on the subject? Just as a question, I will follow the advice and what I already know about curing it.
Asked by Jonah - Sun Nov 16 12:37:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hypnotherapy, in my opinion, is rather a subconscious therapy. Hypnotherapy is A light state of trance is closer to being awake, whereas a deeper level of trance is more like being in a dream. During Hypnotherapy you cannot be made to do things against your morals, ethics or physical or mental capabilities. Although it's been said many hypnotherapists take advantage of your conscious/unconscious state-of-being. but is still highly unlikely This style of Hypnotherapy usually involves the use of a procedure referred to as "regression". Put simply, regression is "remembering past events that are locked in your subconscious". Sometimes an event in your past that has been long "forgotten" can still have an impact on your present, and by… [cont.]
Answered by Chelsea Deity - Sun Nov 16 12:50:46 2008
Q. Earlier I have posted a question on depression, however I thought about hypnotherapy as a probable cure. What is your opinion on the subject? Just as a question, I will follow the advice and what I already know about curing it.
Asked by Jonah - Sun Nov 16 12:37:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hypnotherapy, in my opinion, is rather a subconscious therapy. Hypnotherapy is A light state of trance is closer to being awake, whereas a deeper level of trance is more like being in a dream. During Hypnotherapy you cannot be made to do things against your morals, ethics or physical or mental capabilities. Although it's been said many hypnotherapists take advantage of your conscious/unconscious state-of-being. but is still highly unlikely This style of Hypnotherapy usually involves the use of a procedure referred to as "regression". Put simply, regression is "remembering past events that are locked in your subconscious". Sometimes an event in your past that has been long "forgotten" can still have an impact on your present, and by… [cont.]
Answered by Chelsea Deity - Sun Nov 16 12:50:46 2008
Has anyone ever heard of hypnotherapy curing epilepsy?
Q. I know it sounds strange, but do you think it could work? I'm at the end of my rope. I'm 23 years old, and I still don't have a driver's license because I have seizures. I'm on daily medication, but still have at least one seizure about every 2-4 months. I don't live in NYC. Georgia is not a place to find good public transportation. I need a driver's license. Could hypnotherapy work? How can I find a hypnotherapist?
Asked by Tristin S - Sun Sep 23 13:02:02 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hypnotherapy can not cure epilepsy...neither can homeopathy, naturopathy, aroma therapy, chiropractic, etc.You need to see a neurologist evaluate your course of medication or possibly discuss surgery. Regardless of your transportation needs you do not need to be behind the wheel of an automobile.
Answered by samharveymd - Sun Sep 23 15:04:37 2007
Q. I know it sounds strange, but do you think it could work? I'm at the end of my rope. I'm 23 years old, and I still don't have a driver's license because I have seizures. I'm on daily medication, but still have at least one seizure about every 2-4 months. I don't live in NYC. Georgia is not a place to find good public transportation. I need a driver's license. Could hypnotherapy work? How can I find a hypnotherapist?
Asked by Tristin S - Sun Sep 23 13:02:02 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hypnotherapy can not cure epilepsy...neither can homeopathy, naturopathy, aroma therapy, chiropractic, etc.You need to see a neurologist evaluate your course of medication or possibly discuss surgery. Regardless of your transportation needs you do not need to be behind the wheel of an automobile.
Answered by samharveymd - Sun Sep 23 15:04:37 2007
How would a colony of psychic bats who practice hypnotherapy go about luring an Irishman into their cave?
Q. Would they put chicken curry in a bear trap? Would they use their psychic powers to lure him into the cave? Would they hypnotize him to believe he is Batman, then use the Bat-Signal to summon him? How would the Irishman escape from the cave, if he only had dingbat repellent on him for protection?
Asked by . - Wed May 27 00:32:21 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think they'd probably know his fondness for dingbats, on account of the psychic ability and know that the repellent was all a facade. They'd douse him in the spray and the dingbats would come. Clearly, now that the Irishman is surrounded with a harem of dingbats, he's naturally, instinctively even, drawn into the cave. He went in willingly, the bats are pleased. He will leave the cave when the dingbats grow lax and tiresome. The bats will let him, knowing he cannot live without experiencing the depths of the cave again soon. The cave...the *cave* is the Irishman's greatest weakness. The bats are wise to nest there. Before he leaves they use the hypnosis to make him believe it's all of his own free will that he's drawn to the… [cont.]
Answered by am1432 - Wed May 27 01:44:19 2009
Q. Would they put chicken curry in a bear trap? Would they use their psychic powers to lure him into the cave? Would they hypnotize him to believe he is Batman, then use the Bat-Signal to summon him? How would the Irishman escape from the cave, if he only had dingbat repellent on him for protection?
Asked by . - Wed May 27 00:32:21 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think they'd probably know his fondness for dingbats, on account of the psychic ability and know that the repellent was all a facade. They'd douse him in the spray and the dingbats would come. Clearly, now that the Irishman is surrounded with a harem of dingbats, he's naturally, instinctively even, drawn into the cave. He went in willingly, the bats are pleased. He will leave the cave when the dingbats grow lax and tiresome. The bats will let him, knowing he cannot live without experiencing the depths of the cave again soon. The cave...the *cave* is the Irishman's greatest weakness. The bats are wise to nest there. Before he leaves they use the hypnosis to make him believe it's all of his own free will that he's drawn to the… [cont.]
Answered by am1432 - Wed May 27 01:44:19 2009
Is there any colleges that do hypnotherapy courses for free?
Q. Im 17 and i want to do Hypnotherapy when im older and do it as my career. The only thing is iv been told many times that i can only do it in a private college, now as im not very rich i don't think i can afford private college so i want to know if there's any NOrmal colleges that teach hypnotherapy? Please help lol
Asked by 8 out of 10 rats - Fri Aug 28 08:56:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. u can study it in cheap private colleges in steadit is about 2200$ ayear in some colleges i know
Answered by hellochappo - Sat Aug 29 16:03:07 2009
Q. Im 17 and i want to do Hypnotherapy when im older and do it as my career. The only thing is iv been told many times that i can only do it in a private college, now as im not very rich i don't think i can afford private college so i want to know if there's any NOrmal colleges that teach hypnotherapy? Please help lol
Asked by 8 out of 10 rats - Fri Aug 28 08:56:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. u can study it in cheap private colleges in steadit is about 2200$ ayear in some colleges i know
Answered by hellochappo - Sat Aug 29 16:03:07 2009
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