Hypnosis

Watch this short video to discover what is the benefit of Hypnosis.

Count Alessandro di Cagliostro’s biography is shrouded in mystery. As far as it is known today, this was an assumed name for Giuseppe Balsamo (2 June 1743 – 26 August 1795), so we’re dealing with two names allegedly being the same person,or not! One was the “hypnotist” – although this…

   By Don Stikvoort Then there is Bramwell. John Milne Bramwell, 1852-1925, again a medical doctor from Scotland! You will remember that the other hypnosis demonstration I performed was by another Scottish surgeon James Braid. What’s with Scotland and hypnosis , whisky? His book “Hypnotism: its history, practice and theory“,…

 By Adriana James and Don Sikvoort James Braid (1795 -1860) was a Scottish surgeon and according to Wikipedia a “gentleman scientist”. In 1828 he moved to Manchester England and opened a medical practice focusing on surgery. Charles Lafontaine (Swiss mesmerist) performed a public performance in Manchester which intrigued Braid, although initially…

This article is the first in a series of five videos about a great but mostly misunderstood art – hypnosis. Two of our very knowledgeable and highly experienced Hypnosis Master Trainers graduated this year at the end of the Hypnosis Master Trainer Program through The Tad James Co. Both of…

Oooohh! Hypnosis!! That strange and mysterious word…some fear, some love, some are indifferent to and some ridicule! There are those who raise lots of questions about hypnosis, not the least of which is, why would anyone use some technique to bypass the critical, conscious mind? I admit, I have met…

By Adriana James and Andreas Dorn – Guest writer This is the third article in the series dedicated to our very successful and knowledgeable Master Hypnosis Trainers who graduated this year. In Part One of this articles I addressed common misconceptions and fears about Hypnosis and in Part Two follows suit explaining why…