Unlike some forms of medication which can have negative side-effects or addictive qualities - hypnosis has no known serious contraindications.

Hypnosis helps you access your subconscious mind and provide relief from negative thought patterns associated with flying by replacing those fearful thoughts with positive behavior and emotions.

Absolutely! We all have the ability to be hypnotized and it is a perfectly natural state of consciousness. Contrary to popular belief, hypnosis is not mind control or some form of voodoo magic – it is a completely normal, safe and voluntary process.

Oh, no you won't! When it comes to hypnosis, YOU are in control at all times. Hypnosis is simply a state of deep relaxation in which the subconscious mind can be more easily accessed.

Think of it like being guided through a visualization exercise—you may feel peaceful and relaxed due to the relaxing nature of hypnosis, but ultimately you have complete control over what happens next.

No, you are not asleep during hypnosis. In fact, being in a hypnotic state is actually a heightened level of awareness.  During hypnosis, your mind is incredibly focused and can be more open to suggestion than it normally would be. While you may feel like you are in an altered state of consciousness, this does not mean that you are 'asleep.'

The short answer is: it depends. While in a hypnotic trance, some people remember everything that happens while others do not; it's all an individual experience.

Hypnosis puts you into a relaxed state of consciousness and allows your conscious mind to take a backseat while your subconscious one takes over. This means you might not remember afterwards every word that was said or even the fact that hypnosis occurred at all.

Some details could easily slip away afterwards when transitioning back to the awake state. However, even if that’s the case your subconscious will still remember those key elements even though they aren’t necessarily accessible to your conscious mind anymore. 

As with any medical or therapeutic process there can be no definite guarantees. No surgeon will or can guarantee their work and results.

This is no different for this hypnosis course. Hypnotherapy programmes are reliant on ‘you’. You will be required to be 100% committed & motivated. In return I guarantee we will do my best to help you.

Unlike some forms of medication which can have negative side-effects or addictive qualities - hypnosis has no known serious contraindications.

Hypnosis helps you access your subconscious mind and provide relief from negative thought patterns associated with flying by replacing those fearful thoughts with positive behavior and emotions.

Absolutely! We all have the ability to be hypnotized and it is a perfectly natural state of consciousness. Contrary to popular belief, hypnosis is not mind control or some form of voodoo magic – it is a completely normal, safe and voluntary process.

Oh, no you won't! When it comes to hypnosis, YOU are in control at all times. Hypnosis is simply a state of deep relaxation in which the subconscious mind can be more easily accessed.

Think of it like being guided through a visualization exercise—you may feel peaceful and relaxed due to the relaxing nature of hypnosis, but ultimately you have complete control over what happens next.

No, you are not asleep during hypnosis. In fact, being in a hypnotic state is actually a heightened level of awareness.  During hypnosis, your mind is incredibly focused and can be more open to suggestion than it normally would be. While you may feel like you are in an altered state of consciousness, this does not mean that you are 'asleep.'

The short answer is: it depends. While in a hypnotic trance, some people remember everything that happens while others do not; it's all an individual experience.

Hypnosis puts you into a relaxed state of consciousness and allows your conscious mind to take a backseat while your subconscious one takes over. This means you might not remember afterwards every word that was said or even the fact that hypnosis occurred at all.

Some details could easily slip away afterwards when transitioning back to the awake state. However, even if that’s the case your subconscious will still remember those key elements even though they aren’t necessarily accessible to your conscious mind anymore. 

As with any medical or therapeutic process there can be no definite guarantees. No surgeon will or can guarantee their work and results.

This is no different for this hypnosis course. Hypnotherapy programmes are reliant on ‘you’. You will be required to be 100% committed & motivated. In return I guarantee we will do my best to help you.