Hypnosis
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Manifesting Positive Change in Your Life Hypnosis can be used to manifest positive change in one's life by reinforcing positive ideals and enhancing your own inner strengths. But it can be so much more. Hypnosis can be used to find the root cause of illness, pain and abnormal behavior. Hypnosis can be analgesic and induce anesthesia as well. In addition to behavior modification and regression to cause hypnosis can be used in past life review and in place of anesthesia for dental or medical procedures. Hypnosis is nothing more than a deep state of mental relaxation. In fact all hypnosis is self hypnosis where you choose to relax to a somnambulistic state. Somnambulism is a state of being like the waking state and the sleeping state. So hypnosis is a natural process of relaxation. It is not magic or mystical it is a normal state of being that we have all been in more than once. No I haven't you may say! But let me explain. The state of somnambulism is any state where an individual is actively performing normal activities while asleep. the word "somnambulism" is derived from two words, "somn" (of or pertaining to sleep) and "ambulate" (to walk). Somnambulate is often used to describe sleep-walking, but there is so much more to it. Have you ever been driving somewhere while thinking intently on a particular subject only to find your mind go blank, for what seems be be only a moment, and then feel jolted back to reality to find that you traveled several miles down the road with no memory of those miles? You were in a somnambulistic state, you were hypnotized. Have you ever been sitting in a meeting concentrating on the materials being presented only to have your mind go blank and then regain alertness to find that several minutes had passed unbeknownst to you? You were in a somnambulistic state, you were hypnotized. Your hypnotist is a facilitator who guides you to hypnosis and once there provides you with direction and support that will help you to achieve your goals or find the answers to certain questions you may have. They can help you to regress through time to find the root causes cause of illness, pain and abnormal behavior and eliminate them. They can even induce analgesia to help you cope with pain or anesthesia so you will not feel pain or discomfort during or following dental or medical procedures. When in a somnambulistic state of hypnosis your subconscious mind will accept all acceptable suggestions, which will then be firmly implanted and will remain to help you to make the changes necessary to accomplish your goals. So much more is possible with hypnosis. "You are limited only by your belief in yourself" |
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The Initial Session will include an interview to explore your reasons for seeking help through hypnosis, identify goals and create a trusting relationship between you and your hypnotist. The sessions can be used for any lifestyle change or reinforcement of personal goals. The interview and hypnosis session can be scheduled separately if you prefer. They would be billed separately as follows: interview $35 and hypnosis session $95 for a total of $130. |
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| Hypnosis Session: Each individual session can include a review of any previous sessions and a confirmation of your goals. The hypnosis sessions can be used for any lifestyle change or reinforcement of personal goals. |
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Hypno-Analysis is used to regress to the cause of illnesses, abnormal behavior and pain - or even explore the phenomenon of past lives. Hypno-analysis requires a deeper state of hypnosis than behavior modification and they usually last longer as well, sometimes as long as two hours. |
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Hypnotherapy is used in regression therapy in order to aid in the treatment of medically diagnosed mental or emotional problems. This form of treatment must be ordered and monitored by a practicing health professional. It cannot be purchased on line. For assistance please contact our clinic. (904) 737-9553 or email Dr. Pace at drsampace@yahoo.com |
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Hypnosis Programs All standard hypnosis programs include an initial interview, training in self hypnosis, some supportive materials, and a set number of hypnosis sessions. A personal hypnosis program can be developed for any situation and for anyone. If you would like a special program developed for you, just schedule an initial interview and Dr. Pace will prepare a program designed to accomplish your goals. Review Details of Standard Hypnosis Programs |
Scientific Information
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90.6% Success Rate with Hypnosis > Of 43 consecutive patients undergoing this treatment protocol, 39 reported remaining abstinent at follow-up (6 months to 3 years post-treatment). This represents a 90.6% success rate using hypnosis. |
University of Washington School of Medicine > Departments of Anesthesiology and Rehabilitation Medicine 2001 Jul;49(3):257-66. Barber J. Freedom from smoking: integrating hypnotic methods and rapid smoking to facilitate smoking cessation. |
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Hypnosis is the most effective method of smoking cessation, three times as effective as nicotine patches and fifteen times better than willpower. In the largest scientific comparison of smoking cessation methods ever conducted, hypnosis proved to be the most effective. The study involved over 72,000 people. Hypnosis was three times more effective than other methods. |
University of Iowa, Journal of Applied
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October 1992. Schmidt, Chockalingam
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Hypnosis subjects continued to Lose significant weight 2 years after the study > 109 people completed a behavioral treatment for weight management either with or without the addition of hypnosis. At the end of the 9-week program, both interventions resulted in significant weight reduction. At 8-month and 2-year follow-ups, the hypnosis subjects were found to have continued to lose significant weight, while those in the behavioral-treatment-only group showed little further change. |
Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology (1985) |
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Hypnosis Reduces Pain
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Dahlgren LA. Kurtz RM. Strube MJ. Malone MD. Differential effects of hypnotic suggestion on multiple dimensions of pain. Journal of Pain & Symptom Management. 1995; 10(6): 464-70. |