Satchell Hypnosis

Do you have a fear or phobia that interferes with your everyday life? Hypnotherapy can help you overcome it (or them) so you can enjoy life to the fullest.

In Greece, there were sleep temples named "Asclepieions," where patients underwent "incubation," similar to hypnosis, in order to receive a divinely inspired dream or facilitate healing. These temples were built in honor of the Greek god of Medicine, Asclepios.

Who is known as the "father of modern hypnotism"? Well, if you’ve named Franz Mesmer, then you’re right! He was a German physician who believed that there was a magnetic force that could be controlled by hypnosis.

Do you know that hypnotherapy has also been used to help children with Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)? The therapy helps improve concentration, boost self-esteem, and reduce stress.

Multiple studies have found that hypnosis, along with cognitive behavioral therapy, leads to a significantly greater success rate for people battling disorders like obesity, anxiety and hypertension.

Historical evidence reveals that hypnosis dates back to nearly 5,000 years. In ancient Egypt, people would go to "sleep temples" to be cured of whatever was ailing them.

The first documented example of using hypnotism for anesthesia was on April 12, 1829, in Paris. Dr. Jules Cloquet performed surgery on a woman with breast cancer. Since the woman was under hypnosis, she did not feel any pain.

Are you concerned that a past event you’ve blocked out is changing the way you behave in your everyday life? When you’re ready to get to the root of your issues, it may be possible to unlock repressed memories through hypnosis.

Do you know that hypnotherapy may improve the amount of deep sleep you get by as much as 80%? Deep sleep helps you wake feeling refreshed every day.

Many intelligence enhancing programs or education-related skills involve the use of hypnosis. These programs include speed-reading and memorization, just as a couple examples. Individuals simply seeking to better themselves in their professional careers may seek the services of a hypnotist.

The term ‘hypnosis’ has been derived from the Greek word ‘hypnos’, which means ‘sleep’. The Romans and Greeks used the Aesculapian Sleep Temples, where patients were put into a trance-like sleep to facilitate the healing process.

Depending on the issue you need help with and how deeply rooted it is, you may notice immediate results after hypnotherapy or it may take several sessions for you to notice improvements.