Hypnosis and NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming)
Our minds have this great “gatekeeper” called the critical factor. The “critical factor” is a part of the conscious mind. It's kind of like a guard at the gate between the conscious mind and the subconscious mind. It has the power to accept or reject suggestions that enter the subconscious mind. It has very good intentions. Its job is to protect us. It will not allow you to do anything that you don't want to do. During your session, you can open your eyes at any time, you're an active part of the process and in complete control at all times. Nearly everyone is a good candidate, but the important factor is that you are ready to make a change. Hypnosis is a safe and effective way to make powerful and positive change. Mita is an ethical, qualified, experienced, and certified hypnotist, providing a safe and relaxing experience.

A Bit of History
Hypnosis has been used throughout history and its use is recorded in ancient Chinese, Hindu, and Egyptian texts. Great creative minds, including Sigmund Freud, Milton Erikson, Emile Coue, and Dave Ellman, used hypnosis and touted its amazing ability to bring about profound healing and positive change. Doctors relied on the power of hypnosis before the development of anesthesia. Hypnosis was and still is used at times by dentists and doctors all over the world.
About Meditation
Meditation is a powerful practice that calms the mind, enhances self-awareness, and promotes overall well-being. Regular meditation can reduce stress, improve focus, boost emotional resilience, and even support better physical health by lowering blood pressure and enhancing immune function. One of the best things about meditation is how easy it is to learn—anyone can start with just a few minutes a day by focusing on their breath, a mantra, or simple mindfulness techniques. Even going for a walk or watching a sunset can evoke a mindful meditation With consistency, meditation becomes a natural and transformative tool for cultivating inner peace and clarity.

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