Most people can, providing they are able to understand the things they have to do in order to achieve this state.

No. Clinical hypnosis is not the same as stage hypnosis, you are free to accept or reject any suggestions made.

Yes. You will feel deeply relaxed but will never lose contact with the Hypnotherapist’s voice.

You would simply come out of the trance naturally as the rapport would be lost with the Hypnotherapist. No-one has ever remained in trance indefinitely.

Yes. You will still be feeling relaxed, however your actions and reactions will be functioning super efficiently.

No, you are in a state half-way between sleep and awake.

Yes, if an abreaction occurs during hypnotherapy, it generally subsides as the intense emotional release is processed. The therapist guides the client through the experience, helping them to understand and integrate the emotions. it can happen during and after session.

If the client is not willing to engage or do the work, hypnotherapy is unlikely to be effective. The success of hypnotherapy largely depends on the client's openness, cooperation, and active participation. A lack of willingness can hinder the therapeutic process, making it difficult for the therapist to facilitate meaningful progress.