FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Below you will find a variety of common questions we get asked prior to booking an appointment with us, feel free to familiarise yourself with the process.
Will I lose control?
No — you are always aware and always in control. Hypnosis is not sleep and it’s not mind control. You can hear everything, move if you want to, and come out of hypnosis at any time. You cannot be made to do or say anything against your will.
Most people describe it as deeply relaxing — like a guided meditation or daydream. Some feel heavy, light, or floaty. Others feel completely normal but calm. There’s no “right” way to experience hypnosis.
Hypnotherapy can help with:
If you’re unsure whether hypnotherapy is right for your issue, feel free to contact me.
This depends on your goal and your history. Some people experience big shifts in just one session, while others benefit from a short programme (typically 3–6 sessions) for deeper, lasting change. We’ll discuss this in your consultation.
Yes — hypnotherapy is a safe, natural, and well-established therapeutic approach. I always work at your pace and in a way that feels supportive and comfortable for your nervous system.
Everyone can experience hypnosis — it’s a natural state of focused attention we all enter daily (like when you’re absorbed in a book or driving). If you can follow instructions and imagine, you can be hypnotised.
No. Hypnotherapy doesn’t require you to relive painful memories or explain everything in detail. We work gently and safely, focusing on change rather than rehashing the past.
Your first session includes:
Hypnotherapy is suitable for most people. If you have a diagnosed mental health condition or are under medical care, we can discuss whether hypnotherapy is appropriate for you and how it can complement your existing support.
Yes — hypnotherapy is just as effective online, all you need is a quiet space, headphones, and a stable internet connection.
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