Question 1

What if I learn something about myself that I don’t like?

Accepted Answer

In the course of your treatment we will find the false negative beliefs that have been creating the issue. I’m pretty sure you won’t like them, but we’ll remove them right when we find them, so they will stop impacting you straight away.   After that unnecessary negativity has been removed, you will be able to see things a lot more clearly and you are likely to realise that you are a great person, worthy loving and and deserving to be loved. You will see that there is nothing wrong with you and there never was. That is the knowledge that you will take away with you.   So far all my clients liked that new knowledge they discovered.

Question 2

When will I feel the changes?

Accepted Answer

Everyone’s pace of change is different. Some people feel changes after the first session, and others need more time. In any case, we will discuss all the changes you would like to make, and will track the progress at every session. Small temporary changes usually appear straight away, and when we have found and removed the reason for your condition, the changes will become permanent.

Question 3

How will I know that I’ve got the result I wanted?

Accepted Answer

We’ll agree on the desired outcome in advance, and we’ll break it down into individual elements, so it’s easier for you to track the progress. The result is not the final ‘surprise’ at the end of a show. It’s what we’ll be working on, together, and course correct if needed.  Imagine you’re having a tailor-made coat: we’ll choose the model in advance, then find the right fabric, buttons and then we’ll have a few fittings, so in the end you get exactly what you wanted.

Question 4

What if there is no result at the end of our work?

Accepted Answer

It’s unlikely. We’ll find and remove the root cause for your condition. In particularly complex cases we might need one or two extra sessions on top of the usual approach, but we will sort the root cause out. And when the root cause goes, the symptoms disappear as if by magic. Besides, at every session we will be tracking your progress and course correct if needed. So you will not only see and feel your changes but will have a chance to manage them, too

Question 5

Do you provide a guarantee?

Accepted Answer

No therapist will ever give you a guarantee. If someone does, then it’s either a fraud, or there is a small font somewhere that denies the guarantee. Either way I would recommend avoiding such “therapists”. No helping professional will ever give you a guarantee, because there is a human factor in every field. A doctor will never guarantee that you will feel better, a teacher will never guarantee that you will learn, and the solicitor will never guarantee a positive court case resolution.  But what I can guarantee is the best possible services, in line with the latest development of the methods, and the usage of the best techniques that your condition calls for.

Question 6

Will I get my money back if I’m not satisfied with the result?

Accepted Answer

I never return the money for the services rendered. Why? Well, let me ask you. Does a surgeon return you the fee for the operation if it din’t work as planned? Does a tutor return you the fee if your child doesn’t get the desired exam ratings? Any helping profession has to deal with a human factor, and that human factor is a client. I can do everything possible, but I can’t MAKE you change. Only you can.   In any helping profession you pay for the specialist time, and work together with them to get the result you want. So if you know that the money won’t be returned, it will increase your motivation to get the result, and you will put in lots of work, rather than just ‘visiting’ the specialist.

Question 7

What does success of the therapy depend on?

Accepted Answer

My qualification remains the same client to client. What changes is the client’s motivation and desire to change. The best you can do for the success of the therapy is to come with an unshakable desire to change. Who do you think will get better results: the person who comes thinking “let’s see what comes out of it” or “hell, this is my last chance, I’m getting 110% bang for my buck”?

Question 8

My friend has tried hypnotherapy but it didn’t work on him. Why?

Accepted Answer

It’s very hard to say, not knowing your friend or their issue or the details of the therapy. It might have been just symptom management, rather than working with the root cause. When it’s just symptom manipulation, the condition doesn’t go away entirely and may return, especially under stress. I wrote about it on this page, see above. I highly recommend your friend seeks out a specialist who can work with the root cause of the issue.

Question 9

Does that mean that hypnotherapy is a placebo?

Accepted Answer

Placebo is the term used to describe a fake pill, with no active ingredients in it. It works purely based on positive expectations of the patient. Hypnotherapy is a powerful therapeutic experience. We will be working with your emotions and underlying beliefs, looking for old useless negative false ones and replacing them with the new and positive ones. It’s a powerful transformational work, although it’s done with words, rather than by using chemical substances.

Question 10

Can hypnotherapy cause any harm?

Accepted Answer

Can a scalpel make any harm? In skilful hands in makes wonders and saves lives, but when used in a wrong way it can really hurt. Same with hypnotherapy. It’s a powerful tool that requires intense training and high qualification. When used correctly, it only does good. Hence it’s so important to choose a hypnotherapist with vast experience, respectable professional education and strong ethics — such specialist will know how to get the results that the client wants in the safest and most efficient way.

Question 11

Can hypnotherapy help with mental illness, such as bi-polar, schizophrenia and so on?"

Accepted Answer

Hypnotherapy is contra-indicated for people with mental illnesses. The state of hypnosis alters the brain waves and bio-chemistry of the brain, and the patients with mental illnesses that might provoke a relapse. However, the scientific research in that field is constantly progressing, and maybe one day there will be a way to use hypnotherapy to help with mental illnesses, too.

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Initial Consultation w/ Katerina Furman

Initial Consultation w/ Michael Pughsley

Initial Consultation w/ Valerie Robins

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