Hypnosis therapists

Hypnosis is a state of consciousness characterized by increased suggestibility and focus, and reduced critical thinking. During hypnosis, a person's attention is highly focused and they are more open to suggestion than they would be in a normal waking state.
Hypnosis has been used for a variety of purposes, including as a therapeutic tool to help individuals overcome psychological problems, such as phobias, anxiety, and depression. In a therapeutic context, the hypnotist may use suggestion to help the individual overcome negative patterns of thought or behavior.

The exact mechanisms by which hypnosis works are not well understood, and the scientific evidence for its effectiveness is mixed. Some scientists believe that hypnosis is a natural state that can be induced and that its effects are due to the power of suggestion. Others believe that hypnosis may involve changes in brain activity and that it is a state of heightened suggestibility.