Frequently Asked Questions
Yoga Nidra and Hypnosis both begin with relaxation and receptivity. However, they follow different pathways: Yoga Nidra moves deeper into a state beyond hypnosis, while hypnosis involves dissociation from sensory input, leading to a hypnotic state.
Hypno Yoga sessions combine yoga poses with hypnotherapy relaxation techniques. They are available as private sessions or group classes (see our timetable for schedules). Yoga is an ancient therapy and lifestyle originating from the East.
During hypnosis, an individual is believed to experience increased focus, concentration, and responsiveness to suggestions. The process typically starts with a hypnotic induction, which includes a series of preliminary instructions and suggestions.
Hypnosis can be especially useful in reducing stress and anxiety before medical or dental procedures. It may also aid in managing pain caused by conditions such as burns, cancer, childbirth, irritable bowel syndrome, fibromyalgia, jaw issues, dental work, and headaches.