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Frequently Asked Questions
The truth is, everyone can be hypnotised. People often assume that if they stop hearing the hypnotherapist, they must have fallen asleep; but if they hear them all the time, they weren't really hypnotized. Sure, some people may fall into a light sleep, but if the person comes back at the end of the session to suggestions to open their eyes, then they certainly were not in a deep sleep and were probably just in a deep state of hypnosis. Those who can still hear the hypnotherapist (yes, you can still hear when you enter hypnosis) might think they haven't been hypnotized, assuming that the conscious mind has to go away completely for hypnosis to happen.
The fact is that there are degrees or 'levels' of hypnosis and you can get great benefit being in a light level of trance. Sometimes you will go deeply, sometimes you experience lighter levels - and that's fine.
During therapeutic hypnosis, your attention can drift inwards as you focus on the contents of your own thoughts and imaginings. Worrying is so hypnotic that we can be very inwardly absorbed for a few seconds and not hear someone calling our name. So, reflecting inwardly 'can I be hypnotized?' is a light hypnotic experience in itself!
Yes, but it depends on when your canceling.
Cancellations made at least 48 hours (2 business days) in advance can obtain a FULL refund of the appointment fee.
Cancellations made WITHIN 48 hours will forfeit the FULL appointment fee.
Appointments can be resceduled up to 24 hours prior to your appointment with no fee penality. Appointmets that are resceduled WITHIN 24 hours and up to 4 hours from the appointment time will incur a $65 late notice fee. Appointments that are resceduled within 4 hours of the appointment will forfiet the FULL appointment fee.
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