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Hypnosis is not the same as stage hypnotism. A hypnotherapy Therapist cannot make you do something that you would not normally do yourself.
Hypnosis is completely safe. Hypnosis is a perfectly naturally state of mind. Being induced into hypnosis is a gentle, relaxed process, guided only by my voice. There are no pendulums or bright lights. In the hypnotic state, you are by no means asleep, even though you would appear to be. There is a heightened awareness, so you know everything that is happening around you, while still being able to recall very fine details of what you are seeing and hearing in your mind. You will be guided by a fully qualified and experienced professional therapist.

Providing that you are OVER the age of 18, do not suffer from epilepsy, clinical depression or mental illness and are not under the influence of drugs or alcohol during your therapy, then you will be suitable for this type of therapy.

I am a member of The Past Life Therapists Association in which I follow certain codes of conduct.
I am a Professional, and everything is kept under strict confidence, unless authorised by you.
I have recently been providing David Wells (Medium on TVs Most Haunted) With case studies of Past Life Regression for his new book "Real People, Real Past Lives" which has now been released . These Case studies have been authorised by my clients and their names will be published in his book.

I ask that you try to find the most suitable appointment time, when it is quiet, but should you get disturbed, it will not harm the therapy. We just pick up where we left off.

This is unlikely because when you are in the hypnotic state, your awareness is heightened, so although you are relaxed, you are not sleepy.

Worst case scenario that can happen is that I suddenly HAD A HEART ATTACK ETC, whilst you are under hypnosis. You would be perfectly safe and come out of your hypnotic state naturally or maybe fall asleep for a short time. You will be perfectly safe. If anything like this does happen, can you please call an ambulance before you leave !