George Pegios -Hypnosis Therapies

Hypnosis is that mental state or group of attitudes generated through the discipline of hypnotism. It is based on a series of suggestions and preliminary instructions generated by the hand of a specialist, although you can also learn how to make them self-induced (autosuggestion).

The use of hypnosis for therapeutic purposes is known as hypnotherapy. Hypnosis has application in the fields of health, both in psychology and medicine.

Evidence supports its clinical use to control pain, weight, irritable bowel syndrome treatment and as an adjunct to cognitive behavior, in addition to other therapies.

The hypnosis therapies have a satisfactory result in about 80% of the cases outlined below, with an average of 4/6 sessions, in most cases.

Most of the cases are short therapies, taking into account the wide range of successful hypnosis therapies, the average is 4/6 sessions of two hours, although in most cases they are less, since in this average, although not usual, therapies that need more time are included.

Absolutely. It is totally safe and very nice.

The patient is in control at all times and is perfectly aware of what the therapist tells him. Hypnosis produces a pleasant sleep-candle state very similar to the one we feel when we begin to sleep.

The only cases in which hypnosis therapies are not recommended is in cases of schizophrenia.

George Pegios tells us that throughout the year there are public demonstrations of hypnosis sessions with real cases, especially a time before the training courses begin.

Psychotherapy is very useful, hypnosis is also useful.

There are studies that show that psychotherapy combined with hypnosis is very effective and shortens therapies and that Hypnosis is the complement that increases the efficacy of any psychotherapy, because by using the hypnotic state, the human being manages to access its most unconscious resources and motivation needed to use them.

This simple thing is extremely effective.