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What to expect from hypnosis? Hypnosis is a trance state similar in appearance to somnambulism, wherein a client is in touch with their subconscious. In this state the client is receptive and suggestable, as well as possessed of acute recall of memories, often even those not remembered consciously. There has always been a certain amount of controversy regarding hypnosis, particularly in its precise definition. Among psychologists that practise hypnosis, some view hypnosis as an altered state of consciousness, others as a type of focused attention. The states invoked by clinical practitioners of these methods are very similar, implying that they are, in fact, describing the same phenomenon. The methods employed and the underlying methodologies have still not converged to the point where there is consensus on a single definition of hypnosis. (source: en.wikipedia.org) Be aware!!! Hypnosis: the good, the bad and the ugly. The godfather of the repression, Freud, wisely gave up using hypnosis in therapy. Unfortunately, however, hypnosis continues to be used in a wide variety of contexts, not all of which are beneficial. Using hypnosis to help people quit smoking or stick to a diet may be useful, and even if it fails it is probably not harmful. Using hypnosis to help people remember license plate numbers of cars used in crimes may be useful, and even if it fails it is probably not harmful. Using hypnosis to help victims or witnesses of crimes remember what happened may be useful, but it can also be dangerous because of the ease with which the subject can be manipulated by suggestions from the hypnotist. Using hypnosis to help people recover memories is dangerous, and in some cases, clearly immoral and degrading. For, in some cases, hypnosis is used to encourage patients to remember and then believe events which probably never happened. If these memories were not of such painful events, they would be of little concern. But by nurturing delusions of suffered, therapists often do irreparable harm to those who put their trust in them. (source: www.skepdic.com) NUTRITION - NATUROPATHY - NATURAL - HOMEOPATHY - HERBAL CHINESE - MEDITATION - HOLISTIC - HYPNOSIS YOGA - ACUPUNCTURE - DIET >>Back to ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE<<