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Default Oct 11, 2019 at 04:44 PM
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I have an appointment with a hypnotherapist on Monday. I spoke with him for 20 mins on the phone first to see if this was right for me. He said I have an advantage as those with dissociation are to go into trances faster and receive a greater benefit.

I feel I have reached a ceiling with therapy and I need to get to a hight functioning level.

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Default Oct 11, 2019 at 04:48 PM
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That sounds interesting @MoxieDoxie I hope it goes well for you. Let us know how the experience is. HUGS Kit

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this sounds interesting. definitely keep us updated on how it goes
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Good luck! I'll be interested to hear how it goes too!
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I had a friend in the past who did not get too much out of conventional talk therapy, but found hypnotherapy quite useful and relaxing. Good luck!
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I hope it goes well.

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I will report in after the session. I am real curious.

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My appointment was mainly an intake. Asking questions and explaining a lot. He did try do a small hypnosis clip but I, as usual, could not quite the others in my head to relax enough. Lot of blocking just like in therapy. $200 this cost me. He said to he feels I could benefit from this and to come back and try it again. I did make another appointment because I want to believe so much that this will be the magic pill.

I will give my thoughts a few days before I decide.

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Ouch! I'm sorry the first session wasn't more useful (especially for $200). Does the hypnotist have experience working with parts?

Thanks for posting the update though! You reminded me, my last T (not a hypnotist) tried to do some sort of hypnosis/relaxation thing with me once! I was pretty excited, because I've done some self-hypnosis, and some guided meditations on tape, and usually can relax and go with it pretty easily.

But, the T was... well... I don't think she did these very often. She was basically reading from a book, and using a "reading voice" instead of sounding natural. And she had to put on glasses to read, which made her look totally different than what I was used to, and threw me off. And, I can't remember what she said, but it provoked quite a bit of silly comments in my head, which was not relaxing in the least.

Hope that if you go again, it works out better for you!
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