Contraindications for self-hypnosis

Being in trance is a completely natural state of mind – for most clients, it is extremely beneficial. However, there are some possible contraindications, and patients who fall into these categories should not be referred for hypnosis sessions nor should they practice self-hypnosis.

Epilepsy
Serious/current heart condition
Cardiovascular diseases (cardiac insufficiency)
Cardiac infarction or stroke, which happened in the last weeks
Thrombosis
Disorders of central nervous system (e.g. advanced Morbus Parkinson)
Blood pressure (extremely high or low)
Depression
Elderly or frail
Borderline personality disorder
Psychosis (delusions, hallucinations, mood disturbance, bizarre behavior)
Pregnancy
Medication, dependent on medication involved
Persistent alcohol or drug abuse

Under certain circumstances, the following areas can influence being in trance and thus any kind of hypnosis session or self-hypnosis.

Severe exhaustion / tiredness
Hormonal disorders (e.g. thyroid disease)
Very low blood pressure
Use of certain medications

Please let us know in advance if you suffer from any of these circumstances listed above, so the best possible conditions for safe and effective hypnosis can be created. For your own well-being, please check with your doctor or health care practitioner if you are allowed to practice self-hypnosis.

Disclaimer

Our hypnosis services and self-hypnosis audios are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions about your medical condition. Do not disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking advice or treatment because of anything you experience in this process. Find here our Terms and Conditions.