QHHT Q&A:

Q: Is hypnosis dangerous? Can the practitioner fully control my mind?
A: Hypnosis itself is not dangerous at all. It is a natural state we experience every day, like when we are deeply focused on a TV show or just before falling asleep. The practitioner cannot control your mind. In fact, you have full consciousness and can control yourself, even rejecting any suggestions made by the practitioner.

Q: Can the hypnotist make me do something I don't want to do?
A: No, the practitioner cannot force you to do anything against your will. Hypnosis is a state built on mutual understanding and trust between you and the practitioner. If you are not actively participating or are not cooperative, you will not enter a hypnotic state. Even during hypnosis, you can refuse anything at any time. You will always maintain consciousness.

Q: Will I disclose personal or embarrassing information during hypnosis?
A: Hypnosis is not a truth serum, and you are not required to share any information you wish to keep private. You will be aware of your surroundings and can choose to share only what you are comfortable with. An experienced practitioner will create a safe, non-judgmental environment that ensures trust and confidentiality.

Q: Could I get stuck in hypnosis and not be able to wake up?
A: The idea that people can get stuck in hypnosis is a common misconception. This is not true. Hypnosis is a natural state, and at any time, you can choose to stop the session and come out of it.

Q: Could hypnosis have long-term negative effects?
A: When conducted by a properly trained professional, hypnosis has no negative effects. However, it is important to choose a qualified and trusted practitioner to ensure that the process is conducted ethically and safely.

Q: Can someone use hypnosis to control or manipulate another person without their consent?
A: No, hypnosis cannot be used to control or manipulate someone without their consent or awareness. Hypnosis requires cooperation and active participation. It is not a tool for mental manipulation or unethical influence.