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RastaKid
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 Posted: Fri Sep 05, 2008 11:33 pm Post subject: Are there any disadvantages in hypnotherapy? |
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| Do you think that there are any disadvantages in hypnotherapy?I'm wondering if there is a bad side to this. |
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smnlx
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Maybe you get addicted...Who knows  Hopefully those who use hypno, fell better after, and they are not experiencing any disadvantages. |
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PhoenixDawn
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Joined: 16 Apr 2007
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Location: Nottinghamshire UK
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Oouch, I would hope that any professional hypnotherapist would be ethical and professional enough to ensure that you aren't "addicted" to hypnosis as a therapy.
Yet, I would also suggest to you that you enter various levels of hypnotic trance several times per day - such as daydreaming - so it is a natural state of being.
If you would go to a hypnotherapist for every single thing that occurs in your life as a challenge, then I would be very concerned and encourage you to confront this as a behaviour and look at the considerations of personal responsibility.
On the other hand, I believe it is reasonable to use a light self-hypnosis regularly to aid entering a more resourceful and solution-orientated state - Einstein was known to do it often - EUREKA! |
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