Why you should learn hypnosis
You are obviously interested in the subject of hypnosis – otherwise you would hardly have stumbled across this article. Many people still associate this practice with magicians who cast spells on their audience to make them cluck like chickens, but hypnosis is so much more and is also one of the oldest tools used in therapeutic settings worldwide.
Pain-free at last! Hypnosis in pain therapy
Back pain, immobility, migraines – which of these conditions do you know from yourself or from your patients and clients?
What starts out as a temporary problem can become entrenched in the long term, and if we are honest: Today’s way of life does the rest. For many people, pain has become an unnoticed and unnoticeable part of everyday life. Sitting for hours on end or doing physically demanding work – in many professions the body is subjected to one-sided strain. The result is pain in the back, neck, joints and head.
Drilling without a syringe? Hypnosis in dentistry
Many people don’t like going to the dentist. They have fears and an extreme aversion to visiting the „chair of horror“, as they associate it with pain, unpleasant noises and operations.
For this reason, many dental practices have added another service to their range in recent years: hypnosis. It also proves to be extremely helpful in many other anxiety issues and aversions, and can even help wounds to heal more quickly.
Burnout: constant fatigue and exhaustion – can hypnosis help in therapy?
If you look at the trends in the searches, you can see a significant increase in the search for a solution to fatigue and exhaustion. Even if you talk to people, it is noticeable: the last few years have massively increased stress symptoms. And yes … the OMNI Hypnosis Center is receiving an increasing number of requests for hypnotherapy for permanent fatigue and exhaustion.
Is it possible to complete hypnosis training online?
Hypnosis is used in many medical practices, clinics and other therapeutic facilities as an effective method for treating various problems and issues. But medical laypeople also want to learn more about hypnosis and learn how to use the tool in everyday life. As professions in the healthcare sector in particular are suffering from a shortage of time and staff, the question arises as to whether it is possible to complete training in hypnosis online.
How does hypnosis work? Author and trainer Hansruedi Wipf explains.
Hypnosis is a popular and effective tool in a therapist’s toolbox. In this article you will learn how hypnosis works and what it can be used for.
Hypnotherapy instead of psychotropic drugs
According to a study by the Swiss Health Observatory (Obsan), psychotropic drugs are the most frequently prescribed medication in Switzerland. Hypnotherapy has several advantages over taking psychotropic drugs.
Learning self-hypnosis is easy and helpful
Self-hypnosis can completely change a person’s inner life – faster, more intensively, more sustainably. Self-hypnosis has an effect on our body, psyche and mental state.
Flash hypnosis in a hypnosis practice
Many people who come to a hypnosis practice are afraid of flash hypnosis. Read on to find out why this is the case and why this fear is unfounded. With video!
Hypnosis works – even with Crohn’s disease
At the age of 17, she was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease. Long years of suffering followed. The 40-year-old has been symptom-free since 2019 thanks to hypnosis.
In this video, Zehira talks about how painful her life with Crohn’s disease used to be and how she is doing today.