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Hypnosis and Pain Control: A Tool for Coping
Pain has an important use — it warns you about something going on in the body. Once the medical issue is, or is being, addressed by a doctor, we understand the need for the signal, but it just wears on us. It's understandable why many people look for additional relief. About 38% of U.S. adults (92 million people) use prescription opioids in a given year. Studies estimate that 20-30% of opioid prescriptions for chronic pain are misused, and about 10% develop an addiction. In 2
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Confidentiality
A question I get a lot: "Do hypnotists have to follow HIPAA?" Technically, HIPAA applies to medical providers and insurance. As a Certified Hypnotist I'm not a medical provider — but ethically, I hold myself to the same standard of confidentiality. That means: No sharing your private information. No identifying you as a client to anyone, ever. Written consent is required before I would ever share anything, and even then, only what you specifically approve. When you work with
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Can hypnosis be used to manipulate chemical processes in our brains and for Pain Management?
Yes, I have done this in a pain management session for a chronic pain sufferer.
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How fast can you see hypnosis results?
It depends on the results you are seeking. Some things are slower to manifest, others are quicker, and some are even immediate.
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