Hypnosis Retreats

Discover the Power of the Subconscious

Hypnosis is neither magic nor loss of control – it is a natural state of focused attention. In our retreats, you learn to use this state: for yourself or as a tool in working with others. Therapeutic hypnosis, self-hypnosis, trance and its applications – scientifically grounded, offered by reputable providers.

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What is Hypnosis Really?

Hypnosis beyond the myths:

  • Trance: A natural state between waking and sleeping
  • Focus: Heightened suggestibility with full consciousness
  • No loss of control: You remain in control
  • Scientific: Measurable brain activity, recognized therapy method

What Hypnosis Retreats Are Available?

The variety of hypnosis offerings:

  • Self-hypnosis: Learn techniques for daily life
  • Therapeutic hypnosis: Clinical application for fears, pain, habits
  • Hypnosis training: For therapists and coaches
  • Regression: Working with inner images and memories
  • Hypno-coaching: Activate resources, achieve goals

Who Are Hypnosis Retreats For?

Hypnosis retreats are valuable for:

  1. People who want to learn self-hypnosis for relaxation/focus
  2. Therapists and coaches for method expansion
  3. Anyone who wants to change habits (smoking, eating, etc.)
  4. Curious people who want to experience hypnosis themselves

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I lose control in hypnosis?
No. Hypnosis is not sleep and not unconsciousness. You hear everything and can wake up at any time. No one can make you do something you do not want. Stage hypnosis creates a false impression.
Can everyone be hypnotized?
Most people can experience trance – the depth varies. About 10-15% are highly suggestible, 10% are difficult to hypnotize. The rest are in between. For therapeutic effects, light trance states are often sufficient.
Is hypnosis dangerous?
In the hands of reputable providers, hypnosis is safe. Caution is advised with pre-existing mental health conditions (psychoses, severe trauma). Look for qualified training and reputable references.