Hypnosis is a state of consciousness one enters and leaves naturally all the time during your day-to-day experiences. It feels much like day dreaming (i.e. the state between sleeping and waking). Hypnosis is a state of relaxation that allows you to be more open to suggestions. In this state your brain wave vibration rate slows down, giving you access to your Subconscious mind.
While your conscious mind is still completely aware of what is going on the whole time, in this relaxed state of mind, your subconscious mind has the ability to accept information given to it by the hypnotist. And this is only if the client approves of the suggestions. Many times you are more alert than in your normal state of awareness.
While your conscious mind is still completely aware of what is going on the whole time, in this relaxed state of mind, your subconscious mind has the ability to accept information given to it by the hypnotist. And this is only if the client approves of the suggestions. Many times you are more alert than in your normal state of awareness.
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Hypnosis Sessions 8:00am through most evening hours, Monday - Saturday, on an appointment only basis. Offices in DeLand, Lake Mary and Oviedo. What to expect for your first session typically is a consultation and introduction to hypnosis. It is up to 2 - hours long and sets the foundation for following sessions if needed.
A. No! If at anytime you want to emerge from the hypnotized state, for any reason, you can simply open your eyes and become fully alert. No one can keep you in hypnosis against your will; nor can you be made to do anything against your religious, ethical or moral beliefs. Your hypnotist will discuss your goals or any issues you may have.
Classes will be held in Lake Mary, FL. Certification Diploma will be awarded as part of our Graduation Ceremony on the final day! Bonus as of 2018 - One Free Year Membership to HEA- Hypnosis Education Asso. of Fl. New Complete Affiliation and Certification with IHF of California is available ( Fee will apply).
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