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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
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Summary: The three types of hypnosis people can experience in day-to-day life; 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 Carmen Lynne. Welcome to Expert Village. We're talking today about hypnosis. So, I explained earlier that we all go into hypnosis, in and out of hypnosis, spontaneously each and every day. That it's a very normal thing to do. So you might be wondering "Well, when do I go into hypnosis? I'm not aware of it." Okay, have you ever found yourself driving down the freeway and you realize that you missed your exit because your mind was just off somewhere else. You have? That was hypnosis. That is one time during the day when your body is somewhere and your mind is somewhere else. That is hypnosis. Okay, another example: Have you ever been in a movie theater watching a film that you're getting really involved in and you're just loving it and you're emotions are getting carried away and then you come out of the movie theater, into the foyer, and your just " Oh my god where was I for the last 2 hours?" You were in hypnosis, that's where you were. It's, again, it's when your body is in one place but your mind is somewhere else. And a 3rd type of hypnosis that we go into every single night, it's not when we're asleep, it's between waking and sleeping. Those 30 or so minutes while you're just dropping off to sleep but your not actually asleep, that is called the hypnoidal state. Your brain waves are slowing down. They're going into an actual different pattern and that is the hypnotic state that is the same as the hypnotic state that we are inducing during the hypnotherapy session."
eHow Article: Types of Hypnosis
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