Childbirthing with Hypnosis and with EFT
Having your child with hypnosis and with EFT will benefit you, your partner, and your baby in very many ways. So lets discuss how to prepare for your Baby’s gentle and loving Birth with Hypnosis. We want to assure you that mother’s-to-be can experience this blessing for themselves and for your baby.
Join us for an Introduction to Childbirthing with Hypnosis – Learn about this great program for Birthing and Bonding. Check the monthly news and events calendar for an upcoming introductory group and bring your partner and your questions. Go to events listing now.
Introductory group $20.00
The video’s below help you see how Childbirthing with Hypnosis has be achieved by others.
A mom describes her baby’s birth:
Alicia having a Pressure Wave during Transition:
What Determines the Success of HypnoBirthing?
Several factors determine the success of HypnoBirthing – the motivation and dedication of the parents, the support of the OB care provider, the parents (mainly moms) comfort with the chosen birth facility, and the avoidance of medical interventions. The focus on undisturbed birth is crucial. When other paths are chosen, different results may occur.
What does hypnosis feel like?
Hypnosis is a means of moving into a perfectly natural state of mind that people actually move in and out of several times in a day. Have you ever had the experience of driving along the highway and suddenly realizing that you passed your exit several miles back? Or been so caught up in a book or movie or video game that you don’t even realize that someone has been speaking to you for the past several minutes? THAT is hypnosis. So you see, when a hypnotist induces you into hypnosis they are not asking you to experience anything strange or that you haven’t experienced before.
Can anyone be hypnotized?
Anyone of at least average intelligence, who can follow directions can be hypnotized. Those with higher intelligence are generally better subjects. Occasionally, a person may need several attempts before actually entering into hypnosis. What causes this? Generally, it’s holding onto a little bit of fear- fear of loss of control. This is actually a misunderstanding as the proper use of hypnosis actually gives you greater control over all aspects of your life.
Will I do something against my will?
When you are hypnotized , you are aware of all suggestions given to you and you will not do anything against your moral or ethical principles. (despite what you may have seen in stage shows of hypnosis)
Will I Remember Everything That Happens in Hypnosis?
Yes, you will remember everything that happens in hypnosis if that is your desire. Occasionally a person might choose to selectively forget certain facts for a time and then bring them up later when they are more ready.
What If You Can’t Bring Me Out of It?
There is no danger of a person failing to come out of the hypnotic state. In fact it would be impossible to remain hypnotized. Some people choose to stay in trance a little longer because it feels so good and it’s the most relaxed they’ve been in their lives!
But I Can’t be Hypnotized!
Again, ANYONE can be hypnotized (see above). There is no such thing as a “good” subject or a “bad” subject, only those who choose not to follow directions.
WHY HYPNOSIS?
Because in hypnosis you access your subconscious which is that powerful part of your mind where real, lasting change takes place. You may have heard it said that we only use 10% of our brain; hypnosis is a way to get access to that other 90%. Especially in removal of habits and in pain control. Hypnosis helps eliminate any internal conflict or battles that may occur within ourselves.
Review:
Fact: Any person of normal intelligence can be hypnotized. All that is necessary is imagination and a willingness to cooperate…to let go of resistance or the need to prove that they are unable to be controlled. The best subject is a person who has a good reason for hypnosis and a strong motivation to accomplish a particular need or desire. Hypnosis gives a person more control rather than loss of control. The ability to be hypnotized is dependent upon the ability to resolve fear around hypnosis, and the ability to simply listen and follow directions.
For example, if you were going to learn to play the piano, your teacher would point to a particular key and say, “This is middle C.” To you, that is a suggestion. You either accept or reject the fact that the note in question is middle C. If you accept, you will undoubtedly go on and can learn to play the piano. If you reject the suggestion, you may eventually learn to play, but it will be a long, hard and confusing process. If you approach hypnosis with confidence, rather than fear, or rebellion, you will achieve your desired goals. Dave Elman, a renowned hypnotist who instructed doctors and dentists in the field of hypnosis, had this to say – “Remove fear, and one hundred people out of one hundred will enter hypnosis easily.
