If you suffer from epilepsy, we strongly advise that you DO NOT listen to any hypnotic recordings. Please consult with your healthcare provider before considering any form of hypnosis or guided self-hypnosis.
Falling asleep whilst listening to a hypnotic recording is actually quite common and generally not a problem. In many cases, even when you are asleep, your subconscious mind will still receive the suggestions that are given in the recordings.
If falling asleep is a concern to you, then you might want to consider listening to the recordings at a time of day when you are less likely to be sleepy. You may want to place yourself in a position that is comfortable but less conducive to falling asleep, such as sitting up rather than lying down.
Yes, children can benefit from hypnosis, but it is important to use recordings specifically designed for their age group. At the Hypnotic Store, our recordings are made for adults. Parental supervision and guidance are recommended to ensure the content is appropriate and that the child is comfortable with the process. When using guided hypnosis recordings for children, it is important to consider the subject matter, the child's age, and their emotional maturity.
Yes, hypnosis can be used alongside other forms of therapy, such as cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT) or counselling, to enhance results.
No prior experience or knowledge is required to benefit from our guided hypnosis recordings. The sessions are designed to guide you step-by-step into a state of relaxation and help you make positive changes.
No, we cannot guarantee that hypnosis will work on everyone. The effectiveness of hypnosis varies from person to person and it depends on several factors, including individual receptivity, openness to the process, and commitment to regular practice. While many people find hypnosis to be a powerful tool for personal change, it may not be equally effective for everyone. We encourage you to approach it with an open mind and with patience
