FAQ

Hypnotherapy for dependency is generally considered safe when administered by a licensed mental health professional with extensive training in hypnosis. Here are some key points:

Unlike the sensationalised stage hypnosis seen in entertainment, clinical hypnosis is a therapeutic technique. It involves focused attention and reduced peripheral awareness, allowing you to be open to suggestions. It is not “mind control,” but rather a way to enhance your control over your mind and body.

Yes, if that suits you better, you can do the sessions from the comfort of your own home. You simply need a quiet space where you won’t be disturbed and a computer, laptop or tablet. You don’t need special software or hardware

The number of hypnotherapy sessions needed to see results can vary based on individual circumstances. However, here are some general guidelines:

The number of sessions depends on factors such as the complexity of the issue, your responsiveness to hypnosis, and your personal goals.
In hypnotherapy, I will help you enter a state of deep relaxation and heightened suggestibility. This allows for the introduction of positive suggestions and changes to your deeply ingrained patterns of behaviour.

Each person’s subconscious is unique, affecting responsiveness to psychotherapy. Simple habits may require fewer sessions, while deep-seated psychological issues may need a more extended treatment plan. Specific outcomes you’re aiming for can dictate the length of treatment. While there’s no strict rule, many individuals see changes within 4 to 6 sessions, with some requiring fewer and others more
How can I get in touch with you?

Phone Peter on 0459 507 877