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“The highest
purpose of intellectual cultivation
is to give a man a perfect knowledge and mastery of his own inner self;
to render our consciousness its own light and its own mirror.”
~ Friedrich
Leopold Von Hardenberg
Elaine McBroom, M.A., C.Ht.
Master’s in
Spiritual Psychology
Certified
Hypnotherapist
Certified NLP
Master, EFT Master
Holistic Life
Coach
LifeWorks!
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~”Elaine works on
more than one level at a time.
She clearly is able to get into a psychic connection with her clients.
She came up with the perfect words and the perfect solution for me so quickly
that it seemed as if she were channeling the information. She then proceeded to use this information to
remove the barriers to my achieving clarity in my particular
situation.
Whatever she does - it works and the
process is very enjoyable”
~Janeen W., MSW
What
is hypnosis?
What
does hypnosis feel like?
Will
you make me quack like a duck?
Can
anyone be hypnotized?
“Hypnosis is a process during which an individual, usually with the
aid of another, allows themselves to become more suggestible. One can experience changes in sensations,
perceptions, thoughts or behavior.
Hypnosis is generally established by an induction procedure. Although there are different hypnotic
inductions, they are based on imaginative involvement with focused attention
and concentration.”
“People respond to hypnosis in different ways. Some describe their experience as an altered
state of consciousness. Others describe
hypnosis as a normal state of focused attention, in which they feel very calm
and relaxed. Regardless of how and to
what degree they respond, most people describe the experience as very
pleasant. A person's ability to
experience hypnotic suggestions can be inhibited by fears and concerns arising
from some common misconceptions.
Everyone has a conception of hypnosis.
It probably comes from depictions of hypnosis in books, movies or on
television.”
Will you
make me quack like a duck?
“Those who have been hypnotized do not lose control over their behavior. They remain aware of who they are and where they are, and unless amnesia (the inability to recall past events, in this context the inability to recall what has occurred during the hypnotic session) has been specifically suggested, they usually remember what transpired during hypnosis, the only exception to this is what is called a somnambulist. A somnambulist is an individual who has the ability to go very deeply into hypnosis. A somnambulist will have total amnesia. Hypnosis makes it easier for people to experience suggestions, but it does not force them to have these experiences.”
“Although scientists
have different theories about the nature of hypnosis, all seem to agree that
hypnotized people report changes in the way they feel, think, and behave, and
these changes are in response to suggestions.
People vary in their degree of responsiveness to hypnotic suggestions,
what is called their hypnotizability or hypnotic susceptibility, but most
people can be hypnotized to some degree.
Hypnosis is a naturally occurring
phenomenon. We go in and out of hypnosis
constantly, while watching an interesting program on television, reading a
book, driving a car, or day dreaming, just to name a few. People who appear to be low in
hypnotizability often can improve their response to suggestions with
practice. If an individual is unable to
use all of their hypnotic ability during a testing session, it might appear
that they are a poor subject, but with improved rapport, many are able to
improve hypnotic ability.
Most clinical uses of hypnosis have been designed for the average individual,
and a deep state of trance is not usually needed for most clinical treatment.”
-From
American Psychotherapy & Medical Hypnosis Association. APMHA Consumer Information January 2000
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“Power properly understood is nothing but the ability
to achieve purpose.”
~ Martin Luther King, Jr.
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