Hypnosis
Hypnosis is simply a form of deep meditation where we can by pass your active thinking mind to tap into your subconscious.
From there we can pull through deeply held memories and program some fast acting and long lasting changes.
Lee is a trained QHHT Past Life Regression Practitioner as well as being a trained Clinical Hypnotist and Strategic Psychotherapist.
What this means for you, is that whether you want to visit Past life memories or need assistance breaking habits and moving forward with your life, you’re in safe hands.
Common Questions
What does hypnosis feel like?
Hypnosis is very subtle. It feels like you’re in that drifty place between being awake and asleep During hypnosis, your brain enters Theta and Alpha brain waves which means you are still conscious but deeply relaxed. You enter these rhythms every single day when you’re day dreaming and ‘zoned out’ and when you go to sleep and wake up every day.
Will the hypnotist be able to control me?
Absolutely not. You will be in control of yourself at all times and can open your eyes and stand up at any time you please. Clinical hypnotism is nothing like what you may have seen on stage performances. The key to a successful hypnotic session is your willingness to participate and the belief that it will work for you. You will be aware of what’s going on the entire time and there is no mind control involved at all.
How will I know if it worked?
Most people sense a heaviness or stillness in their body when they are hypnotised. A deep sense of relaxation where your focus is purely on the mind while your body is allowed to rest completely. Often times, people don't realise they have entered a hypnotic state until they are brought back into the present moment. They often report that an hour went by and it only felt like 10 minutes. Other times, they’ll feel like they want to remain in this heavily relaxed, blissful state and are reluctant to move and bring energy back into their body. It’s also very natural for your eyelids to flutter as you enter the hypnotic space.
Learn more about a Past Life Regression QHHT session here