All hypnosis is self hypnosis. So, so long as you have a way with words, and are able to manipulate people into believing what you're saying is true, they you will be successful at hypnotism.

Basically what it boils down to is that if the person being hypnotized doesn't believe they can be hypnotized, they WILL NOT be hypnotized.

Hypnosis does not tap deeper into you subconscious, or any of that BS, it's just really good sales men telling you "YOU CAN DO IT!"

You are in a trance during every waking moment. How do you feel right now? We move from trance to trance while we are awake, and we even live out a life-trance. Being in a trance is no big deal. The idea is to awaken from a less healthy trance into a more healthy one.

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Yes, psychiatrists usually have a degree in psychology which involves at least knowledge of social sciences. As for 'physical sciences, chemistry and biology are important in understanding how people act as well as how psychiatric drugs affect patients.

A person can be hypnotized anywhere, at any time, though there are varying physical and environmental conditions which are conducive towards hypnotism.

It isn't recommended that a person be hypnotized other than by a properly qualified practitioner, usually holding at least a degree in psychology plus post-graduate studies in hypnotism.

Such a person will always show their credentials in this field. If they are reluctant to do so, or evasive, stay away from them.

Experiences are subjective and variable: some people do not "feel" hypnotized even though they clearly are. Generally, you are in a very relaxed but "hyperattentive", very focused, state during which peripheral awareness is much reduced, or even eliminated. Although it is likely you'll remain aware of background sounds etc, they will seem distant and irrelevant, and your attention will be "fixed" on whatever the hypnotist suggests or directs. Sometimes it may seem his/ her voice is "inside" your head, or it seem very "distant", like a "thread" on which you're suspended.

Physically, you'll probably be very still and not feel much desire to move; limbs may feel very heavy, or you may experience a general "lightness" as if floating in the air. Your eyes may water quite a lot (due to relaxation of tear ducts), and you will probably salivate and swallow more than you normally do. Eyes are likely to move rapidly - from side to side; up and down, or just generalized - and eyelids will flicker. If very deeply hypnotized it's quite likely your eyes will roll right up into your head, and remain there easily. Although generally heart rate decreases, in some cases it may speed up, and it is also not uncommon to experience increased bodily warmth, and sometimes reddening of the face/ flushing.

Very deeply hypnotized people may be embarrassed by spontaneous penile or clitoral erection, but as this normally only occurs in those in a "somnambulistic" hypnotic state, in which active self-awareness is much reduced and trance amnesia common, it generally isn't as big a problem as might be imagined.

For most people being hypnotized is a profoundly pleasant experience during which they're totally self-aware: it is often described as like a "waking dream" or just "zoning out", and as already indicated, many don't even think anything has happened other than just sitting or lying very still and listening to another person talk to them. In truth, that is really all it is - a very focused and intense form of interpersonal communication. Even the minority (maybe 10%) who go so "deep" they experience amnesia etc only do so because they're predisposed, able and willing so to do, and have, therefore, in a sense, given consent. Bottom line is you can not be hypnotized unless you want to be; your basic mind set, attitudes, and capabilities will determine the level of trance attained, and - crucially - you will only do what is within your own bounds of acceptibility.

Depends on which Pokemon you mean. There's Darkrai, Mew, Mewtwo, any ghost type really.... I believe... don't fully trust me on this. Or any dark type. Then the three ones with two tails or something that are yellow, blue, and pink. ..... That's the best I can do right now.

Hypnosis for weight loss is a fairly new method that people are using to get the weight off once and for all. It's not very popular, but it does exist and people do use it. You might be considering using hypnosis as a means for getting yourself into the right mindset for weight loss. It helps to know that hypnosis for weight loss is really only recommended for those who cannot lose weight no matter how hard they condition their thinking for it. Additionally, if you find that you're not losing weight despite your efforts, hypnosis for weight loss could work for you also.

Yes - anyone who is deeply absorbed in reading a story IS hypnotized!

At its most basic, being "hypnotized" is simply being in a mental state where your concentration is highly focused on something (eg reading, watching a movie, listening to music, undertaking a task requiring intense concentration etc) to the exclusion of all else. So, someone who is "lost in a book", or "daydreaming", or fascinated by someone/ something, is in a state of hypnosis.

When about to fall asleep, you are hypnotized - you can not go to sleep without being in this state.

When I was going through the course the only thing able to placate me was SLEEPHYPNOPILL It's guided hypnosis. Check it out. I've come through a long a way of different approaches, but this one was first to show some real results

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As a hypnotherapist I recommend self-hypnosis. No matter how good a hypnosis program may look, you never know if they use subliminal messages. It's pretty difficult to find a good hypnotherapist, let a lone a good hypnosis program. In order to give a helpful answer I would need to know more about the problem and why this question has been asked.

Hypnosis is a way to alter the mental state of a person.

Some magicians use hypnosis, real or pretended, as part of their acts.

Well, hypnosis is 'supposed' to be able to do almost anything to the human body, if an expert hypnosis performs hypnosis on you. Though it is highly 'likely' to reduce your alcohal desires, you should try patches and pills before hypnosis.

The question presupposes that they are similar, but they are not really similar. In its widest sense, to meditate about something is merely to muse on it. You have probably focused musingly on something many, many times. It is unlikely, however, that you have ever been hypnotized. Supposedly, when you are in a hypnotic state you are in a sleep-like state in which you act only because of external suggestions. Many are sceptical that hypnotic states exist.

The use of hypnosis in hypnotherapy have shown to be very effective in improving someone's life whether it be to stop smoking, cure phobias, ease pain, reduce stress, etc.

Hypnosis has long been a mystery. The effects of hypnosis have been proven to help several patients in varying different areas. But what has yet to be explained by science is exactly how hypnosis works. The perception that most people have of hypnosis involves a magician with a shiny object. This magician waves this object in front of a crowd member to put them in a trance. After a few snaps of his fingers and a few soft words, the crowd member is soon barking like a dog or clucking like a chicken.

Hypnosis can be used for pain control and cancer related symptoms. Furthermore, it can be used to treat irritable bowel syndrome, dyspepsia, smoking cessation. obesity, a treatment of skin disease, and a way to soothe anxious surgical patients. It has also been used as part of psychological therapy, a method of habit control, a way to relax, and a tool to enhance sports performance. Hypnosis can be used even instead of anaesthetics in surgery.

Also another name you may have heard of for hypnosis is conversational hypnosis, underground hypnosis, covert hypnosis or black ops hynposis.

Basically that form of hypnosis is taking the listener under a 'spell' if you will. The talker is able to develop and build a rapport with someone and embed commands in their words when speaking. Here's a good resource to check out that gives a little more information on the power of conversational hypnosis.

Good question! NLP uses aspects of conversational hypnosis which was modeled from the work of Dr. Milton H. Erickson in the 1970's. Therefore, all of NLP has and uses some distinctions from hypnosis - in a very indirect manner. Hypnosis specifically however, uses more direct suggestions and is often a do-to therapeutic tool where NLP is more of a do-with tool.

Please let me know if I can help further!

Dr. Heidi Heron PsyD

International Trainer of NLP

NLP Worldwide