FORCE BY NATURE HYPNOSIS, LLC
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Common Questions
There are a lot of questions and even misunderstandings about hypnotherapy and hypnosis. Find answers to some of the more common questions below, as well as questions and answers about undergoing treatment at Force by Nature Hypnosis, LLC.
WHAT DOES HYPNOSIS FEEL LIKE?
Hypnosis feels different for everyone. Some clients state they feel very relaxed and heavy. Other clients report that they feel very calm, light and airy. Hypnosis is an individual experience, whatever you feel will be right for you.
DO YOU ACCEPT MY INSURANCE?
No, I do not accept insurance at this time. I accept payments in cash, check, or card.
Some insurance companies however do have a "flexible savings account". This means your insurance may reimburse you for part or all of your session fees. Check with your insurance to see if this is available for you.
WILL YOU MAKE ME DO SOMETHING WITH WHICH I AM NOT COMFORTABLE?
Absolutely not! Hypnosis is a state of hyperawareness. This means that you will be more alert and aware in the hypnotic sleep than you are in waking, conscious state. All of your senses are heightened. If something is suggested to you that you do not agree with, your conscious mind will not allow you to be suggestible to it. I cannot make you bark like a dog or cluck like a chicken... UNLESS YOU WANT TO.
How many sessions will I need?
This is not something I can answer definitively. Simply because everyone is different, so it will vary from client to client. Depending on what you want to accomplish, as well as many other variables. The first session is specifically for your education on hypnosis, getting to know each other, and getting you conditioned to being hypnotized by me; this sets the stage for the proceeding sessions. There are such things as "Hypno-miracles" where a client can come in a get exactly what they needed out of the first or second session, but they are RARE.
I would plan for a minimum of 5-6 sessions per goal, assuming you are 100% desiring this goal, dedicated to the process and an active participant in your own healing.