Clinical Hypnotherapy

What is Hypnosis?

Clinical hypnotherapy can resolve a multitude of issues including anxiety, depression, weight loss, smoking cessation, insomnia, phobias, and much more. 

Hypnosis is a state of mind where the conscious mind becomes less critical, allowing you to re-program your subconscious mind with the guided help of a hypnotherapist. Everyone enters hypnotic states naturally throughout the day, particularly right before going to sleep, before waking up, and sometimes during driving or walking.  A clinical hypnotherapist is able to induce this state of relaxation easily and for a prolonged amount of time. 

There are different methods of hypnotherapy that are used for different issues. A physical or mental disease can be caused by a "programming glitch" in the subconscious, trauma lingering from a past life, early childhood trauma in the current life, unresolved karmic connections with other souls, and many more. 

Kate starts with a thorough interview to understand the issue, and then selects the appropriate type of hypnotherapy. Some people just want to explore their past lives, ethereal existence in-between lives, or galactic family origin. Hypnosis is a great tool for accessing these fascinating topics.  

Hypnosis Facts and Fiction

Facts

• You are always in control when you are in hypnosis. The conscious mind is always present, guarding against the unacceptable.
• All hypnosis is self-hypnosis. Hypnotherapists are facilitators of your own self-healing. 
• There has never been a case of someone being stuck in hypnosis.
• You will remember everything that happens. During hypnosis a person is very alert, aware and completely in control.
• Hypnosis is a voluntary state which the client can terminate whenever they desire.
• Hypnosis is not sleep.

Fiction

• When a person is hypnotized, they are totally out of it and will not remember anything at all.
• Hypnosis is a form of mind control or brainwashing.
• A person can be made to do or say anything while in hypnosis.
• A person cannot lie while in hypnosis.
• A person has to be weak-willed, or easily controlled to allow themselves to become hypnotized.