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Thursday, February 28, 2013

5 Most Requested Positive Outcomes from Hypnosis



At the conclusion of a performance of my “Hypnotic Experience” show I encourage attendees to approach me with questions or to discuss positive outcomes they hope to achieve in their life.

In many instances, these post-show discussions lead to the scheduling of a one-on-one hypnosis session.  It’s in this environment that I can tailor the hypnotic induction and visualization to a person’s specific goals, empowering them to pursue meaningful change.

Here is a list of the five most common things requests I receive from individuals seeking positive outcomes with hypnosis:

5.  Athletic performance improvement, either in a team or individual setting.  I’ve worked with a number of college and high-school aged athletes helping them maximize their talent and training.  Here’s a post that overviews a session with a field hockey player who wanted to excel at the next level of competition.   
4.  A higher level of focus on the job or in the classroom.  Here is a link to a session write-up about a person seeking career concentration:


3.  Self-confidence in career and personal relationships.  This blog post details my experience with a sales professional who needed help rising above prospect objections.
  
2.  Stress management and mitigation.  An individual session I hosted this past weekend was with a woman who faces several critically important life decisions during the next few months.  The mounting stress had become unbearable. 

1.  More restful and better sleep.  This is by far the most often requested desire from hypnosis.  Whether it is insomnia, nightmares or irregular sleep patterns, the simple goal of achieving a good night’s rest is paramount for many. 

Hypnosis empowers a person to make positive change.  (Photo source:  Siena.edu)