Ease Someone from Your Mind
Can It Be Done?
Before we dive into the specifics, let’s establish what hypnosis precisely is. At the very heart of it, hypnosis is merely a technique to access and alter the subconscious mind. Since this is the part of the brain that holds all of your default thought patterns, there is a lot that can be done by hypnotherapy. By employing a combination of techniques such as those of deep relaxation, positive suggestion, as well as mental reprogramming, hypnosis instills a positive state of thinking.
Hypnotherapy is a therapeutic form of hypnosis that incorporates guided relaxation techniques to stimulate calmness, while perfectly maintaining your full sense of awareness. Contrary to popular belief, hypnotherapy does not weaken your inhibitions, rather it essentially heightens your mindfulness to make you much more receptive to outside suggestions.
Through these particular techniques, hypnotherapy is able to help you with a number of recurring, deep-rooted issues such as anxiety and depression. But, can an established hypnotherapist such as myself help you ease someone from your mind? The answer to this is not a straightforward one, owing to the fact that hypnotherapy includes the particular techniques that could help someone healthily recover from painful memories as if they’d never happened. So, while hypnotherapy can help you build yourself back up in every way possible, it does not permanently erase your memories of someone.
Evaluating the Past
Under any circumstance, if a client is looking for healthy ways to cope with memories of toxic and damaging experiences, he/she will only get better by reliving and reassessing the past. Rest assured, the end goal of these sessions is to help you replace the negative associations that are tied to your bad memories, thus helping you find a better perspective on life.
In fact, you might not be aware but a memory is not only a particular thought that occurs in the brain; it is a molecular component that exists in our system. So, while that molecule can’t be destroyed, it can certainly be tampered with.
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Hypermnesia
The sort of trick that my hypnotherapeutic procedure employs is quite contrary to forgetting, known as Hypermnesia. It involves having memory recalls instead of brief moments of amnesia.
Regression
A particular form of Hypermnesia that I tend to make use of is Regression. This technique is where the client is typically aware of what he/she is doing whilst revisiting their memories of the past. Once in this state, clients often exhibit certain traits they used to possess during the actual time period of their memories such as personality alterations, change in vocabulary, etc.
Revivification
This is another technique that contrasts with Regression but is used for the same end goal. It involves the clients reliving their regretful memories as if they were a thing of the present. It is when you become deeply associated with your memories and thus your experience is very real to you.
What to Expect?
Aside from the above-mentioned techniques, there are a number of methods that I will apply; it all depends on the client. However, you can expect the following to be a general outline of the content of my sessions.
- You’ll be put in a state of trance, having complete control of yourself and your surroundings.
- Throughout the sessions, you’ll start to feel more and more dissociated and impartial about the individual whom you wish to forget, putting all those obsessive notions behind you.
- Near the end, you’ll start to relish the little joys of life and prioritise your life goals, without having that person constantly pop up in your mind.
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