Executive summary about hypnosis by Trevor Johnson
Alcohol addiction is just as much an emotional dependency as it is a physical one. Combating both elements at once can be an enormous challenge. It often takes more than just one session in order to see the maximum results. However, being able to schedule regular intervals can help you keep the benefits of hypnosis at their most effective.
Hundreds of people every week engage in hypnosis for alcohol addiction in their first week of rehab. Most people who allow themselves to be hypnotized generally end up having better short term and long term results.
Sobriety is not easy and it can be difficult to continue the hard work necessary to stay sober even after rehab. Continuing sessions can help maintain sobriety for the long term while taking away a significant amount of the emotional struggle.
Using hypnosis for alcohol addiction has become an accepted practice throughout rehabs and clinics. The more receptive the addict is to the process the more helpful performing a hypnotherapy session will be. The more the addict resists the process, the less likely the addict is to use it as a tool for successful recovery
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