The benefits of hypnosis have been known for decades.  As far back as 1958, the American Medical Association certified hypnosis as a legitimate treatment tool.  The National Institutes of Health in America also recognised hypnosis as an effective intervention in 1996.  However, despite its effectiveness, scientists could not explain how hypnosis generated its beneficial results.  Then again, they could not explain the obvious benefits of sleep, either.  Today, all that is rapidly changing.  In universities and hospitals around the world, hypnosis is the subject of active research and widely increased application.  Hypnosis is fast becoming mainstream in medical and behavioral arenas.

FAQ's about Hypnosis

  'What is hypnosis or trance?'

Hypnosis is just focused thinking.  Some people experience hypnosis as being in that very comfortable relaxed state you have experienced just before you become fully awake from sleeping - not quite awake and not quite asleep.

 'Will I lose control?'

Hypnosis will enable you to enter into a deep state of relaxtion and comfort in which you will become even more aware of your surroundings and what you are doing.  Control stays with you totally.

 'What if I don't wake up?'

This is easy.  You're not asleep, just relaxed and focused.  No waving watches.  No looking into my eyes.

Advance Hypnotherapy and

Hypnosis Clinic

Clifton House

Fitzwilliam Street Lower

Dublin 2

(Formerly Nassau street)

 Directline: 086-3134309

email;

sean@advancehypno.com

Sean Flanagan.

        Sean Flanagan Dip Hyp

Irelands leading Hypnotherapist and Stop smoking specialist, 

is a founding member of the

Clinical and Therapeutic

Hypnosis Association 

 He is practicing

psychotherapist

and a registered hypnotherapist within the

 General Hypnotherapy Register.

and also a member of the Worldwide National Guild of Hypnotists 

N.G.H.

 and a licensed practitioner of

Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP)