It is important for you to understand how hypnosis works in order to get the most out of your experience.

Hypnosis is a state of mind in which we enter a trance-like state of focused attention and heightened suggestibility.

During this state, individuals may experience increased openness to suggestions, which can help them alter certain behaviors, thoughts, or perceptions

We use hypnosis for therapeutic purposes, such as managing pain, reducing anxiety, overcoming certain habits or accessing deeply buried memories that have changed the way we perceive things or embedded a limiting belief in our psyche.

You cannot be hypnotized against your will.

Hypnosis requires your active participation and willingness to cooperate with the hypnotist's guidance.

It's based on the principle of voluntary engagement and individuals typically remain in control of their actions and behaviors during the process.

There is no scientific evidence to suggest that a person can get permanently stuck in a hypnotic state.

Hypnosis is a temporary and reversible state and individuals return to their normal state of consciousness either on their own or with the guidance of the hypnotist.

If for any reason whatsoever, the connection to the internet is lost during a hypnosis session, you will automatically come out of hypnosis on your own within a matter of minutes.  Once connection is restored then you will find that you go back into hypnosis very quickly.

It's essential to consult with a medical professional before considering hypnosis if you have epilepsy, psychosis or schizophrenia.

These conditions may require specific precautions or could be contraindicated for certain hypnotic techniques.

A healthcare provider can provide guidance on whether hypnosis is a suitable option for you based on your specific medical history and condition

Rapid Transformational Therapy® (RTT®) is a hybrid therapy approach that incorporates various therapeutic techniques such as hypnotherapy, psychotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and neuro-linguistic programming (NLP).

It aims to identify and address the root causes of psychological issues and facilitate rapid transformation and healing.

RTT® is often used to treat a wide range of emotional and psychological challenges, including anxiety, phobias, addictions an self-esteem issues.

Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT®) was created by Marisa Peer, a renowned British therapist and best-selling author.

Marisa Peer developed RTT® based on her extensive experience in hypnotherapy, psychotherapy and other therapeutic modalities, aiming to provide a comprehensive and efficient method for achieving rapid and lasting transformation in clients.

RTT® typically involves a combination of techniques, including regression to past experiences, hypnosis and positive reinforcement.

The process aims to uncover and address the root causes of emotional or behavioral issues by exploring early experiences and beliefs that may be contributing to current challenges.

By identifying and reframing negative beliefs and though patterns, RTT® facilitates profound and lasting transformation, promoting positive change and healing in the individual.

The timing of seeing changes from Rapid Transformational Therapy RTT® can vary from person to person, depending on individual circumstances, the nature of the issue being addressed and the individual's responsiveness to therapy.

Some people may experience noticeable improvements immediately, others may take a few weeks and others may not notice any changes at all until faced with a trigger.

For example: Fear of dogs is addressed during the session and reframed.  The client says they haven't seen a dog at all so they don't know if they have been cured.  Their partner says they have passed four dogs just outside the door but the client didn't see them at all because their focus is no longer on looking for a dog so they can seek protection, instead they no longer even notice dogs.

It is important to have realistic expectations and to follow up with any recommended post- therapy practices or exercises to support the process.

A typical Rapid Transformational Therapy - RTT® session is approximately one to two hours long and is followed up ensuring that each client receives a custom made audio specifically designed and tailored for them to listen to for 21 days consecutively to enhance the healing process which has begun during the session.

It is recommended to have three sessions for each problem so as to reinforce the positive changes achieved during the initial RTT® session