WHAT THEY’RE SAYING:
“Though often denigrated as fakery or wishful thinking, hypnosis has been shown to be a real phenomenon with a variety of therapeutic uses”
• Scientific American
“Hypnotherapy uses the power of suggestion and trancelike states to reach into the deepest levels of a person’s mind to bring positive changes to their behavior. It is used to manage numerous medical and psychological problems.
• ABC News
The CBS News” Sunday Morning” focused on the growing use of hypnosis as a medical treatment. The widely viewed program showed hypnotherapy as an accepted part of comprehensive patient care, in both hospital and clinical situations.
“The Department of Psychiatry as well as Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University, said the therapy has been shown to help patients deal with pain, and could potentially be used in many other situations, such as helping people cope with long-term illnesses. We have more and more people living with these illnesses who need help coping with them, and hypnosis is a safe and effective way to teach people how to manage their own response, how to take the edge off of their pain, how to think through their anxiety and not let it overwhelm them.”
• BBC News
“Hypnosis is not only used effectively for smokers, it is practiced for people preparing themselves for surgery and childbirth and for people with chronic pain, anxiety, irritable bowel syndrome and autoimmune disorders.
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