Anybody can experience and enjoy hypnosis unless they are unwilling to do so or are incapable of any degree of concentration whatsoever, (either because they are too young or through mental infirmity)  If a person is reading this and is willing to co-operate, it may be assumed that they can expect hypnosis.

 

 

Contrary to popular opinion the practitioner has no “special powers”, nor can they “control” the subject in any way that is foreign to their nature, ethics, or will.  Instead, their function is that of a guide within a shared experience.

 

 

It is quite impossible to become “trapped” in hypnosis.  If circumstances were to interfere with normal termination of trance, it would nevertheless occur quite naturally and safely, with no ill effects to the subject.

 

 

Absolutely not.  If trance was a state of sleep or unconsciousness you would not be aware of the therapist's voice, so it would be a pointless exercise and therapy would not be effective.

 

 

There is often a fear that you will be “commanded” to say or do things you do not wish to.  This does not occur in clinical hypnosis.  Generally the unconscious mind is very protective and will allow only as much communication in a trance as can be dealt with by the mind.  A sensitive and competent therapist would certainly not resort to placing unnecessary pressure on a client in this way.

 

 

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you would like any further questions answering or require any further imformation or advice

 

 

Prices are:

 

• £60 for the first session which usually lasts 1hr 30m

• £50 per session lasting between 45m and 1hr on average.

Home visits can also be arranged.

 

 Discount is available for 4 sessions of weight loss if paid in advance.