Hypnosis For Effective New Year’s Resolutions

Research shows that only about 5 to 15 percent of New Years Resolutions normally are successful. Hypnosis is a powerful method to create self-improvement in a natural, drug-free way. Hypnosis isn’t “mind control”…. to be more specific, hypnosis is NOT someone else controlling your mind. Hypnosis is a means of learning how to control your own mind, learning how to make the changes that you want in your life. Every year, the end of December and January, we offer a New Year's Resolution special.

The simple answer is that we’re using the wrong part of our mind to try and make changes.  Most people try to use willpower to change long-established patterns. The problem is that willpower is the conscious mind, but the habits you’ve created are stored in the unconscious mind.

When you first learned to tie a shoelace, or drive a car, or eat with a fork, you had to think about every move you made. After a while, though, it slipped into auto-pilot, the unconscious, so you don’t have to think about it anymore. This makes it easier to accomplish other things in your life. And for most of us, when it slips into auto-pilot, it becomes a permanent fixture.

When trying to change a pattern with willpower, as soon as you stop focusing all your attention consciously on making that change, then the unconscious takes over and the old habit is back. Willpower won’t change the subconscious. This is why research is showing that only about 5 to 15 percent of New Years Resolutions are successful.

While hypnosis has many beneficial effects, hypnosis is not a substitute for appropriate medical attention. Tracy Bonczyk and Bruce Bonczyk are certified hypnosis practitioners, and are NOT physicians, psychiatrists, psychologists, mental health therapists, or  mental health counselors. The practice of  Hypnosis is legal and is not licensed in the state of California. If you want help with a medical issue, please ask your doctor for a hypnosis prescription. This includes weight loss of more than 25 pounds.

If you are under psychological care, obtain a signed, written referral from your provider(s) before engaging hypnotic services. If you are on medication, continue taking your medication unless your physician advises otherwise, and let us at Hypnosis Care know the medications you're on.

If you are addicted to anything stronger than nicotine and/or caffeine, please seek addiction counseling, recovery, and rehab before incorporating hypnosis as part of your recovery plan. Hypnosis supplements and supports, but does not replace, other healing modalities.

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