Feb 22nd, 2007
by Barrie St John
Why is there so much fascination with the eyes in hypnosis? I don’t particularly have a “swinging watch” like one might see in Hollywood movies.
Feb 19th, 2007
by Barrie St John
Hypnosis is not always portrayed very well in the media. I think the way in which it is presented often comes from a lack of understanding about what hypnosis really is.
Feb 12th, 2007
by Barrie St John
The goal of hypnosis is complete relaxation. High pitched voices or fast-paced speaking may have the opposite effect and leave a person feeling wound up
Feb 11th, 2007
by Barrie St John
There are plenty of myths about hypnosis. It’s a shame really, as some of these myths put a some people off using hypnosis to help make positive changes in their lives. So in this article I shall talk about ten of the most popular myths about hypnosis, and explain the truth behind each one.
Feb 10th, 2007
by Barrie St John
The modern day image of the hypnotist is largely influenced by an 18th century Austrian physicist by the name of Franz Anton Mesmer (1734 – 1815). He developed his own brand of healing by ‘animal magnetism’ or ‘mesmerism’.
Feb 5th, 2007
by Barrie St John
When it comes to hypnosis, one on one therapy certainly has its benefits. However, one of the advantages of recorded self-hypnosis sessions is the ability to listen as often as you like. Hypnotherapy works because deep relaxation allows the unconscious to be more open to suggestion.
