Therapeutic Hypnosis
We are all familiar with hypnotic states: when we drive our car on "autopilot", when we are "daydreaming", contemplating a beautiful landscape or totally absorbed in a book, to the point of forgetting where we are.
A hypnotic state is a modified state of consciousness, which can be induced intentionally by a therapist. It allows easier access to the subconscious in order to bring about rapid and deep change. All patients carry the answers to their questions and solutions to their problems within themselves.
It is important to underline that the patient maintains control and that hypnosis focuses the conscious and psychic energy on a specific subject. The patient will remember everything that happens during the session.
The goal is psychic wellness and even to "become who you are", a concept so dear to Goethe.
