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About Hypnotherapy Programs
The History of Hypnosis
The Power of Hypnosis
Types of Hypnosis
How to Stimulate Hypnosis
Hypnotherapy Variations
How Suggestibility Works with Hypnosis
Hypnosis & the Subconscious
How Hypnotherapy Helps Addictions
How Hypnosis Stops Addiction
Hypnosis for Pain Relief
How to Hypnotize Someone
Hypnotherapy Deep Sleep Technique
How Hypnosis Relaxes Tension & Stress
Hypnotherapy Staircase Technique
How to Wake Up Someone Under Hypnosis
Hypnosis is a state of trance achieved by relaxing the mind to a point where conscious behavior stops. Thi… More
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Hypnosis is done by controlling various states of trance to speak directly to the subconscious mind. Under… More
How hypnotherapy works with the subconscious mind to bring about change; learn about this and more in this… More
Self-hypnosis requires creating an anchor, or mantra of sorts, to help through difficult times, concentrat… More
Although often associated with stage performers and entertainment, hypnosis is a legitimate healing modali… More
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Secret hypnosis is done on a constant basis through advertising, as advertising is designed specifically t… More
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Summary: How hypnotherapy works with the subconscious mind to bring about change; learn about this and more in this free online health care video on hypnotherapy taught by a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist.
Carmen Lynne, Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, has been in private practice since January 2007 assisting clients in achieving their personal goals in such areas as habit...read more
"Hi, I'm Carmen Lynne and welcome to Expert Village. We are talking about hypnosis today. The reason that hypnosis is so effective is that we are using the subconscious mind. A fact that you may not be aware of is that, the mind is divided into conscious and subconscious. You may not realize just how powerful the subconscious is. The conscious accounts for 12% of the mind. That leaves 88% of the mind that is subconscious. That's more than 4/5. That is an extraordinary statistic, if you think about it. It is very much like an iceberg. The proportions are very similar. So, if you look at this iceberg, behind me, that will give you a great visual analogy of what is actually going on. The portion of the mind that is similar to the tip of the iceberg, is what we see, what we experience and what we are aware of. That's our conscious mind. The portion of the mind, that is underneath of the water, that we are not aware of, is the subconscious mind. So, it is so powerful. Plus, we don't, in the ordinary course of events, have access to it. This is why hypnotherapy is very powerful and very effective. This is because we are harnessing this power in your subconscious mind. This enables you to make the changes, that you want to make in your life. "
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