Whether through the use of medical hypnosis in the amelioration of acute
or chronic pain, or for the purpose of accomplishing a specific goal
activity in sports, social behaviors (extinguishing blushing, managing
social phobias, conquering fear of speaking in front of groups), health
concerns (smoking or chewing tobacco; drinking alcohol excessively), or
confidence and competence improvement (test-taking; task-performance
enhancement) hypnosis can be a powerful tool in helping one to pull it
all together. Depending on the client, I use variations of the above
components–relaxation, rhythmic breathing, and guided imagery–to induce
the hypnotic trance in which suggested scripts are virtually written
and structured by the client. Many people from many walks of life have
come to the San Antonio Hypnosis Center (SAHC) to accomplish many of the
above goals. Fear of driving over these new ‘fly-away’ overpasses
(‘ribbons in the sky’) brought two people to the SAHC in the same week.
The fear was too much for them, causing them both to pull their car over
and change drivers: “Fortunately my friend was riding with me! I don’t
know what I would have done!” Crisis situations often bring people to
our office. Sometimes it’s not one thing, but the one thing on top of
all the others that results in making a decision to change an aspect of
one’s lifestyle, whether it was a doctor telling them they really should
lose weight for their health, or seeing the deleterious effects that
smoking had on a close friend or loved one. http://www.sahypnosis.net
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Hypnosis as a Focusing Tool
Hypnosis is an effective means to focus on a task, or set of tasks, through relaxation and facilitated guided imagery. This is what we help people do at the San Antonio Hypnosis Center. Initially, I used to help people with concrete tasks such as smoking, weight loss, or test-taking, among others; however, I have found that a mindset can be altered through hypnotic suggestions--as long as the subject wants the change to occur. There may be resistances to those changes, as we all have some sort of mental or attitudinal resistance(s) to change, but that's what the therapist can help with.
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