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Hello. I am Mayank. I am a student. I am interested in clinical hypnotherapy. But I would like clear my doubts before going through this. Is this the instructions given to subconscious mind.
I am interested in studying. I can study for long. But I can't due to many distractions like YouTube and some life depression.
After hypnosis can I study without all such distraction continuously for many hour
If yes then the the number of session depends upon the patient condition.
Also how long it works. Few hours, days or months.
Does we require to take on monthly basis.
I shall look forward for this therapy on this platform if my doubts are cleared.
Thanks
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I use brief Hypnotherapy procedure
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Hi,
Clinical Hypnotherapy works on deeply buried memories, experiences and repressed emotions, we can more efficiently identify the root cause of destructive behaviour/habits.
Yes, it's a fastrack way to get to the concern and various sub - techniques are also there.
But, without knowing your actually trigger, it is not advice to jump to conclusions for this type of therapy.
Hope the above information was helpful :)
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