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"When People Learn to change and lead a healthy lifestyle, their health will improve and they will live longer.

They will lose weight, dramatically reduce their risk for cancer and considerably improve their quality of life."

~Professor Steven Aldana, Brigham Young University


 

 



Dismiss the myths about Hypnosis (Facts about hypnosis):

Myth: A hypnotist is one who has unusual, Svengali-like powers.

Fact: When in hypnosis, you remain in control, and can emerge yourself from the process at anytime. Your hypnotist cannot make you do anything you don’t want to do, and you will remember what takes place during the session.
Myth: I can’t be hypnotized.

Fact: Anyone that wants to be hypnotized can be hypnotized.  Simply follow the instructions given by your hypnotist in order to experience the benefits.
Myth: Hypnosis = Sleep

Fact: Hypnosis is not sleep.  When in hypnosis, you will remain awake and aware throughout your session.
Myth: Hypnosis is dangerous.

Fact: Hypnosis is very safe.  In fact, the American Medical Association sanctioned the use of hypnosis in 1958, and it is recommended training for medical doctors and dentists.
Myth: I might get stuck in a trance.

Fact:  You cannot get stuck in hypnosis.  Some people enjoy the state of hypnosis so much they simply want to stay in that state for a while.

 

 

Hypnotism is a safe and effective intervention for a variety of motivational, self improvement and goal setting situations. It is natural and free of side effects, when performed by a certified, competent practitioner the results are often long lasting and permanent.

The National Guild of Hypnotists (NGH) has ethical guidelines which all members must adhere to. The NGH holds to the ideal that hypnotism should be practiced in a free and open manner in line with all national and state requirements. NGH Hypnotists are not practicing medical or mental health arts (unless additional credentials are held by the member). NGH certified hypnotists do not diagnose disease, but can be helpful as an adjunct to conventional medical or mental health interventions.

 

 
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