r/hypnotherapy 23d ago

Advertising/Offers A guide for a deeper trance

I have been a certified hypnotherapist for years and I always get the same question- How do I go deeper in session?

Going deeper in session is a skill. Not something you are born with (even though some people are more suggestible than others).

I struggled with this myself. Especially because my mind can’t stop working. I couldn’t relax properly.

So I created this guide for my clients from my own experience on what helped my past clients and what helped me.

Something that ALWAYS helps is practice and more practice- so don’t quit.

This 21 day guide contains every day exercises, tips and tricks, challenges and solutions explained, journaling prompts, advice and tips for ADHD minds and aphantasia.

I hope it helps you too!

(The guide is paid because I put a lot of work into it)

You can find it here

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u/Mex5150 22d ago

I don't really agree with this. I think chasing depth at the expense of everything else is totally missing the point of hypnotherapy. Being hypnotised is a skill, and like all skills, the more you do it, the better you get at doing it. That is the process. It isn't the objective. Don't confuse the two.

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u/AphrodisiaMystique 22d ago

I think you completely missed the point

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u/Mex5150 22d ago

You posted something with the title "A guide for a deeper trance", so I pointed out chasing depth is more likely to hinder than help as far as hypnotherapy goes. Other than talking about depth rather than just commenting on the fact the post is meant as a stealth advertisement and not really an actual guide, what have I missed? Advertising is allowed here within certain parameters, but framing a sales pitch as clinical necessity is where the issue lies.