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HYPNOSIS FAQ'S~~~ What is hypnosis? * It is a state of consciousness, or awareness, including relaxation of the body and concentration of the mind. Are there other names for hypnosis? * Visualization, image therapy, guided imagery, meditation, biofeedback, relaxation. Is hypnosis recognized as a valid treatment? * Both the British Medical Association; in 1955, and the American Medical Association, 1958, approved hypnosis as a valid medical treatment. What is a hypnotherapist? * The medical doctor is a professional trained to diagnose and treat medical disorders. The psychologist is a professional trained to diagnose and treat psychopathologies. The hypnotherapist is a "self improvement instructor" handling things that do not qualify as medical or mental disorders. Over 60% of our doctors visits are stress related. Over 70% of the American public are overweight, smoke cigarettes or suffer insomnia. If hypnosis is so effective, why is there not more demand for it? * It is growing as people become educated on its benefits. In fact, according to a Harvard study in 1993, over 1/3 of the American public have chosen some type of alternative treatment in their lives. In the state of Georgia alone, there are approximately 2,000 hypnotherapists. The general public is becoming more knowledgeable. Even physicians are becoming more educated on the benefits of hypnotherapy. Over 15,000 doctors in the United States use hypnosis in their practices to complement their traditional treatments. Can a person be hypnotized against his will? * No. Hypnotizing a person against his will is impossible. Even when a client has been hypnotized, should a therapist suggest something against his ethics or something that he simply does not agree with, the client will come out of hypnosis. I would like to know more about hypnosis before being "put under". * You are welcome to call the office and make an appointment to have a one hour consultation before your first initial hypnotherapy session.
HANDWRITING ANALYSIS FAQ'S~~~ What is handwriting analysis and what can it reveal? One's handwriting could be called a computer print out of his/her conscious and unconscious electro-magnetic energy field. Handwriting reveals the emotional nature, intelligence, self esteem, motivations, integrity, adaptability, communication, and any special skills or aptitudes of the individual. My handwriting changes all the time...what does that mean? Our handwriting, like our body language, changes with our moods. Your basic handwriting traits will be altered by your moods and emotions, but will not change to a large degree. How long has handwriting analysis been around? It began with cave men writing pictures,or symbols, for commuication. Handwriting analysis is a time tested evaluation tool with research validating dating back to the early 1600's. The first hard back book on the subject was published in 1622. Does it invade a persons right to privacy? Not at all - handwriting, like speech, is repeatedly displayed to the public. (U.S. Supreme Court versus Mara, 1973). Is it discriminatory? No - age, sex, religion, handicap, race or national origin can not be indicated by one's writing. (U.S. Supreme Court versus Hazelwood School District, 1876). It also complies with the E.E.O.C. when used as a tool for personnel selection. What can handwriting analysis applications be used for? ~PERSONAL~ -self improvement -career guidance -personal relationship matching -profile prospective, present or past dating and marriage partners -profile family members -gift for a holiday ~JOB APPLICANTS~ -objective personality information without relying on applicants honesty or self awareness from interview or self reports -profile out of town applicants -discover applicants strengths and weaknesses before intervieing -job placement / job match compatabilities ~EMPLOYEES AND TEAMS~ -improve teamwork: discover both individual and team strengths and weaknesses -improve employee performance through greater self understanding. -gain insight before promoting or transfering employees ~INVESTIGATIONS~ -profile prospective business partners and customers -threatening letters, anonymous letters, suicide notes, troubled family members -suspects in a case, jury selection, profiles on those that refuse polygraph test or psychological tests ~HISTORICAL PROFILES~ -profiling dead, missing persons, ancestors, the famous, and research -profile a person now and from years ago to measure change |
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