Can I be forced to do anything I don’t want to during a session?

No. A client will never do anything against his or her own will. The client will only act on those suggestions that coincide with their personality and wishes.

Is Hypnosis a Magic Wand?

No, but quickness with which it can instigate changes in personality and beliefs can sometimes seem like it.

What are helpful side effects?

The human being has a central nervous system (brain and spinal chord), and a peripheral nervous system (limbs and organs). The peripheral nervous system is broken down into autonomic nervous system which is then divided into sub-systems—the sympathetic and parasympathetic. The sympathetic nervous system is our fight-or-flight mechanism of consciousness. The parasympathetic nervous system controls our sense of relaxation and well being. Our modern world with all of it’s many stress inducing elements keeps our sympathetic nervous system active. Hence, many stress-related illnesses are seen in people today. Utilizing hypnosis or self-hypnosis on a daily basis greatly reduces stress. Harmful hormones such as chortisol are reduced in system. This results in a greater of sense of well being, health, and even a reduction in fat cell storage.

Is hypnosis a natural state?

Naturally, yes. Psychologists have studied process of daily, biological rhythms in human being. We run on circadian rhythms—24 hour daily cycles. We also run on ultradian rhythms. These ultradian rhythms are an activity-to-rest ratio. Usually every 90 to 120 minutes, human body goes into a rest period. The cycle of rest is when we are most apt to create alpha or theta brainwaves. Basically, we daydream.

Daydreaming is important.

You may have heard that if a person does not dream during sleep, they will go mad. Likewise, daydreaming is an important aspect of our waking life. While you daydream, experiencing ultradian period of rest, you relax and rest your body and mind for a brief healing period. With me, daydreaming is natural tool for change and new direction.

Hypnosis is like dreaming consciously to reach your highest dreams.

Finally, to ease burden on doctors, many nurses, medical assistants and physician’s assistants perform tasks only doctors could once perform. This has increased prestige of these specialty medical professions.

Technology impacts demand as well.

Technology advances in healthcare field has also increased job growth. Specialty medical equipment like x-ray machines, MRIs and CT scanning needs qualified workers. The computerization of medical records by hospitals, insurance companies and HMOs has created positions in medical billing and coding. Rising healthcare costs have been tempered by home care, which has created its own industry demands.

Summary

Going back to point made at beginning of article, we can see that even if jobs are created; existing unemployed workers cannot necessarily fill them. Special training or licensing is required to do many of jobs available in healthcare. In fact, some patient care positions are being filled by people from other countries.

American workers need to take some responsibility for their own employment. They need to possess computer skills and many who were formerly in manufacturing positions need to consider new industries. The good news is many well paying healthcare positions can be trained for in less than two years…some in only six months. Career colleges offer programs in many healthcare fields with little or no waiting periods.

Adaptation to changing economic trends has to take place in America for country to prosper. Education is a critical step in completing transition from manufacturing to post-modern nation of service and information.

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