| Hypnosis ApplicationsWhat is hypnosis used for? Hypnosis can be used for just about anything. A complete list of all of the ways in which self hypnosis has been used would be too long and probably impossible to compile. However, here is a partial list of applications:
Academic Applications
Removing Learning Blocks, Fears, Apprehension, Stage Fright
Improve Learning, Concentration, Comprehension, Class Participation, Communication, Focus, Attention Span, Memory, Presentation Skills, Study Skills.
Addictions
Chemical or substance
Attitude
Career, Family Interpersonal, School Work
Cancer (Chronic and Terminal Illnesses)
Make your treatment more effective
Career Enhancement
Improve Focus, Concentration, Decision Making, Motivation, Tenacity, and Control Behavior
Concentration
Fears, Phobias Release Fears and Phobias
Fitness
Enhance Motivation & Performance
Habit Control
Modify Food & Eating Behaviors, Nail Biting, Procrastination, Smoking Substance Abuse
Image Projection
Change how others perceive you.
Medical Applications
Analgesia, Anesthesia, Bodily Functions (under autonomic control) Dermatology (warts, rashes, skin conditions, etc.) Healing Facilitation. Obstetrics (birth, related procedures), Pain Management, Skin Conditions (Dermatology), Tinnitus (ringing in the ears), Improve Treatment Effectiveness & Motivation
Motivation
Academic, Career, Job Performance, Fitness, Health, Personal Achievement, Sports
Pain Control
Dental, Childbirth, Chronic & Terminal Illnesses
Performance (music, sports, business, personal, speaking, academic, etc.)
Personal Relationships
Problem Solving
Reading
Improve speed, comprehension, motivation remove blocks
Sales
Improve Attitude, Memory for Names, Faces, Facts, Motive People, Persuasive Qualities, Subliminal Communication, Tenacity, Drive
Self Confidence (Discover)
Sex
Dysfunctions, Inhibitions and Mental Blocks, Increase Pleasure
Shyness
Sleep
More, Less, Better
Smoking Cessation
Quitting (of course!)
Speaking in Public
Speech, Audience Rapport, Concentration, Memory, Presence of Mind on Stage Stage Fright, Communication Apprehension
Sports Performance
Competitiveness, Sportsmanship, Concentration, Drive, Image, Rehearsal, Peak Performance, Practice Effects
Stress, Tension
Anxiety Attacks, Hypertension, Panic Attacks, Relaxation, Stress Management
Subliminal Communication
Timing (time awareness, internal clock, etc.)
Weight Loss,
Control (dieting, eating disorders, metabolic influence)
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