What Is Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy?
Hypnosis is a natural human state — a calm, focused form of awareness where the mind becomes more open, receptive, and attuned to inner experience. Rather than being mysterious or dramatic, hypnosis is simply a shift in consciousness that allows you to access deeper layers of thought, emotion, and memory. This makes it a powerful tool for personal transformation, emotional healing, and behavioural change.
Hypnotherapy is the therapeutic use of this state. By guiding you into deep focus and reduced peripheral awareness, hypnotherapy helps you work directly with the subconscious mind — the part of you that stores habits, beliefs, emotional patterns, and automatic responses. When these deeper patterns shift, meaningful change becomes easier and more sustainable.
How Hypnotherapy Works
A session begins with a gentle hypnotic induction, using relaxation and guided attention to help your mind settle. As you enter a state of heightened focus:
You remain fully aware and in control throughout the process. Hypnosis does not override your will — it simply helps you work with your mind in a more focused and intentional way.
What You May Experience
During hypnosis, many people notice:
Because the subconscious influences emotions, habits, beliefs, and physical responses, hypnotherapy can support positive change across many areas of life — including stress, anxiety, phobias, unwanted habits, sleep issues, confidence, and emotional wellbeing.
A Safe and Effective Approach
Hypnosis is a natural, medically recognised therapeutic state with no side effects. You remain aware, comfortable, and able to stop at any time. It is a gentle, empowering method that honours your inner wisdom and capacity for growth.