Hypnotic Induction

Hypnotic induction is a process used to guide a person into a state of focused attention and heightened suggestibility, often referred to as hypnosis. During this process, a therapist uses verbal cues, imagery, and relaxation techniques to help the individual relax and concentrate, reducing awareness of their surroundings. This state allows the person to be more open to suggestions, which can be used for therapeutic purposes, like managing pain or anxiety, or for personal development. Induction can vary in techniques, but the goal is to facilitate a deep sense of relaxation and focus.