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Hello
I have alcohol problems .. Can hypnosis break my pattern and set me free?
Is hypnosis the way forward .. Because they can rewire your brain and block out negativity ..
Maybe then I wouldn't need to struggle like I do now?
Your opinions please ? 😊
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Misssy2 jess70645
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Anything is worth a shot!
Do they have that type of hypnosis in your area?
pistal666 jess70645
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Hi Jess, Hypnosis is a funny old thing, and whether it works or not is really hit n miss. It depends largely on the subject. I would not go out and spend loads of money on sessions, but as Misssy said its worth a shot (anything is in these situations). I'm sure you can get self hypnosis through various audio distributers but may be It works if the session is more "authentic". I myself don't believe it works unless the person has the will to do whats instructed in the first place, in which case it's willpower with permission. But there must be some success, otherwise they couldn't make a liviing out of it. My sisters both had it to stop smoking, they both still smoke. It would be interesting to hear about your experiance if you go ahead. Good luck.
jess70645 pistal666
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I think having a good hypnotherapist who is quick on understanding his subject or client and can think outside the box ... Can unleash the 'virus' and free the person..
The hypnotherapist has to be intuitive..
pistal666 jess70645
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I agree. It's something I have always been amazed with, even as a kid. I know auto suggestion works well, but as you say both party's must be compatible. If it's strong enough to beat the physical cravings and the constant brain washing that advertising and TV give us that Alcohol is a reward, that would be some mean feat. When are you going?
jess70645 pistal666
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I'm going next week so I will let you know how it goes ..
What is auto suggestion?😊
pistal666 jess70645
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Cool, I hope it's fun, should be relaxig.
It's when you can influence someone to believe in the perception in which is what ever you want them to believe, a bit like what Derren Brown does.
ADEfree jess70645
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gwen45436 jess70645
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Hi,
I had several sessions which cost a small fortune here in UK. I had sessions for anxiety, insomnia and alcohol abuse.
I still am anxious and have panic attacks
I don't sleep
It did nothing for alcohol abuse
I have nailed the alcohol myself and coming on to this site. Their help and push got to me and spurred me on. (Could have saved me a small fortune.)
But then again, we are all different; I know several people who go to the Hynotherapist I went to who rave about her.
jess70645 gwen45436
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I'm planning to go to one and will see and let you know if he's good..
He sounds sharp ... Very intuitive so let's see ..FINGERS CROSSED..
And he thinks he can sort me out !!
gwen45436 jess70645
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vickylou jess70645
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why not just use tarot cards instead of wasting money on people who have no intention of stopping drinking, smoking and dreadful eating habits. As I said before each to their own
nikki130968 vickylou
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Why are you even on here if all you have to say is negative and nasty comments. Move along KAREN!!!
vickylou jess70645
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abhinav49699 jess70645
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Hypnosis is not a control of mind; it is definitely not magic; it puts a person in a trance, analogous to meditation, and improves internal connection. Hypnotherapy can bring about behavioral changes in some people. And hypnotherapy may help some people get over alcoholism. However, the keywords here are ‘may’ and ‘some people’.
A human trial was conducted on whether hypnotherapy could help overcome alcoholism. The participants were divided into two groups – the first group went through motivational interviewing and the second group went to hypnotherapy. The participants were interviewed after one year to learn about their progress and it was found that both groups had almost the same success rate; however, participants who had hypnotherapy were able to deal with emotional distress better.
There is no harm in trying hypnotherapy. If you are reluctant to go to a professional, try self-hypnosis. Nowadays there are apps, audiotapes, social media groups and YouTube videos that may prove useful.
Good Luck!