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Hypnotized

"Hypnosis is the state of highly focused consciousness. Hypnotherapy is the therapeutic practice of hypnosis for the purpose of effecting positive behavioral or attitudinal change."

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Pneuma Trance® is a therapeutic technique that uses the hypnotic state to facilitate psychological and emotional changes in the individual. Although hypnosis has sometimes been the subject of controversy and skepticism, extensive research has demonstrated its effectiveness in a variety of clinical conditions. Here we mention some ways in which hypnotherapy can be useful in psychological treatments:

 

1. Deep Relaxation: Pneuma Trance® can help induce a state of deep relaxation, which can be helpful for people experiencing high levels of stress, anxiety or tension.

 

2. Access to Memories and Emotions: Can help people access repressed memories or blocked emotions.

 

3. Pain Management: Pneuma Trance® has been shown to be effective in the management of chronic pain and in certain medical procedures, by helping people reduce their perception of pain.

 

4. Habits and Addictions: Many people seek Pneuma Trance® to quit smoking, control food consumption, or overcome other addictions.

 

5. Sleep Disorders: Pneuma Trance® can be an effective tool to treat insomnia and other sleep disorders.

 

6. Improved Self-Esteem and Confidence: By addressing limiting beliefs or past traumas, hypnotherapy can help improve a person's self-esteem and confidence.

 

7. Phobias and Fears: Pneuma Trance® can be useful to treat various phobias, such as fear of flying, animals, closed places, among others.

 

8. Personal Development: Some people use Pneuma Trance® as a personal development tool, to improve skills, overcome mental barriers or achieve specific goals.

 

9. Trauma Treatment: Pneuma Trance® is also used to help people process and overcome past traumas.

 

10. Psychosomatic Symptoms: Some physical symptoms have a psychological or emotional origin. Hypnotherapy can help address and treat these symptoms by getting to the emotional or psychological root of the problem.

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