What Hypnosis Can And Cannot Do

First, think you believe in yourself, then you see a change, so I have seen hypnosis work in conjunction with traditional medicine. I have seen a significantly reduced impact of side effects to certain treatments like chemotherapy. I have seen a reduction in pain and increased tolerance …When it comes to defining what hypnosis can and cannot do, I can only share with you what I know as fact, first hand, based on my own experience. In my opinion, if hypnosis has any limitations, it will be a direct result of unrealistic expectations. They can and should attest to it. But ethically, I cannot speak to speculation or risk imposing any false hopes upon my clients. Other questionable benefits of hypnosis include actual physical changes in the body like enlarged breasts or increased height. Perhaps if I were to follow the pursuit of one such benefit for an extended period of time by specializing in breast enlargement, for instance,

I might be able to report back to you that it does, in fact, work and that I did achieve the desired result. But again, I can only attest to what I know with certainty. In my personal life and professional opinion, an ethical hypnotherapist will promise only what he knows he can deliver. There are enormous benefits from listening to self-hypnosis CDs and downloads. Yet, there is no need to resort to falsifying facts. An unfortunate risk in making unrealistic promises is that people will lose faith in hypnosis altogether and deny themselves the benefits of this incredible tool because of the poor ethics of one or a few persons. I certainly want people to try self-hypnosis, and I wholehearted believe that everyone can benefit from it to some degree,  have seen a reduction in pain, and increased tolerance …When it comes to defining what hypnosis can and cannot do, I can only share with you what I know as fact, first hand, based on my own experience. In my opinion, if hypnosis has any limitations, it will be a direct result of unrealistic expectations. I have seen hypnosis work in conjunction with traditional medicine.

But I have never seen hypnosis cure cancer. And I wouldn't state that it can. Maybe others have made such claims, and if, in fact, they have achieved such heights of success with hypnosis, they can and should attest to it. But ethically, I cannot speak to speculation or risk imposing any false hopes upon my clients. Other questionable benefits of hypnosis include actual physical changes in the body like enlarged breasts or increased height. Perhaps if I were to pursue one such benefit for an extended period of time by specializing in breast enlargement, for instance, I might be able to report back to you that it does work and that I did achieve the desired result. But again, I can only attest to what I know with certainty.

In my personal and professional opinion, an ethical hypnotherapist will promise only what he knows he can deliver. There are enormous benefits from listening to self-hypnosis CDs and downloads. Yet, there is no need to resort to falsifying facts. Ive seen therapists selling hypnosis products for a wide range of issues