Hypnosis: Can we do without a hypnotherapist?
updated the 20 June 2014 à 22:54Stop the stereotypes! We can be just as effective without a specialist. However having one can be useful in certain situations.
Continuing our interview with Francine-Hélène Samak, psychologist and practiser of hypnosis for 25 years. The author of “Self-hypnosis, the art of beneficial influence” (éd. Bussière) , she helps us to clearly see the practice that can help to alleviate our physical and mental ailments effectively , and without side effects and… at home.
Is it altogether difficult to switch between hypnotherapists in these conditions?
No, I think books like CDs on the subject allow us to practice alone and find ideas for facilitators’ suggestions. However, I would recommend for the person who wants to practice self-hypnosis, and has never before been hypnotized, to go through a singular meeting with a hypnotherapist. He will find the key word or gesture to enter hypnosis more easily. This will serve as a benchmark to assess whether he is actually in a hypnotic state, or simply in one of great relaxation.
Continue reading our report on hypnosis:
– Self-hypnosis: How can you help yourself?
– Is self-hypnosis suitable for you?
– How do we perform self-hypnosis?
Fanny Dalbera
