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Hypnotherapy is a therapeutic approach that uses hypnosis to induce a trance-like state in people. This allows them to access their subconscious mind and promote positive changes in thoughts, behaviors or emotions.

No, hypnotherapy and stage hypnosis are different. Hypnotherapy is a therapeutic technique used for personal growth and well-being, while stage hypnosis is mainly used for entertainment purposes.

Yes, hypnotherapy is generally considered safe when practiced by trained professionals. It is a non-invasive approach that carries minimal risks, and clients always retain control over their actions and can end the session at any time

Hypnotherapy can help with a variety of issues, such as managing stress, overcoming phobias, improving self-confidence, increasing motivation, quitting smoking, losing weight, and managing chronic pain, to name a few.

The number of sessions needed varies depending on the individual and the specific problem being treated. Some concerns may only require a few sessions, while others may require longer treatment. It is advisable to discuss this with a qualified hypnotherapist.

In general, hypnotherapy can be suitable for most people. The will to hypnosis and the ability to relax and concentrate can influence the effectiveness of the therapy
However, there are certain contraindications, such as severe mental illness or neurological disorders. It is important to discuss your individual situation with a hypnotherapist to determine if hypnotherapy is appropriate for you.

The state of hypnosis can feel different for different people. Some describe it as deep relaxation and focus, while others perceive a slight feeling of trance or “drifting away.” However, it is a comfortable and controlled state where you are aware and can actively cooperate with the therapist.

The duration of a hypnotherapy session can vary, but typically a session lasts between 60 and 90 minutes. The exact duration will be determined between you and the hypnotherapist.

Yes, hypnotherapy sessions are subject to the same confidentiality as other therapeutic sessions. Hypnotherapists are required by law to maintain your privacy and confidentiality and not to share information without your consent

As a rule, side effects of hypnotherapy are rare and mild. Occasionally, temporary headaches, fatigue, or emotional breakthroughs may occur. It is important to discuss this with your hypnotherapist to understand and respond appropriately to possible side effects.