hypnotherapist
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- noun
- /ˌhɪpnəˈθɛrəpɪst/
- Specialized
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hipnoterapeuta
- As a hypnotherapist, I have always been impressed by the fact that memories, at whatever age you tap into them, always show mature and humane qualities.
On hypnosis, would you say you're one of the best hypnotherapist you come across?
- On hypnosis, would you say you're one of the best hypnotherapist you come across?
Examples
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After several sessions with a hypnotherapist, she was able to overcome her fear of public speaking.
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At the time, I was working as a hypnotherapist in a fancy West End therapy clinic.
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Schedule an appointment with a certified hypnotherapist for a stress relaxation hypnosis session.
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Maybe a hypnotherapist or an NLP practitioner can assist you in reframing this incident to lessen its effect on your well-being over time.
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As a clinically certified hypnotherapist, I can tell you that most of what you think you know about hypnosis has nothing to do with the reality of hypnosis.
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If you're struggling with anxiety, consider seeing a hypnotherapist who can help you relax.
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A trained hypnotherapist can guide you through techniques to change unwanted behaviors.
Synonyms
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A person who uses guided relaxation to make people follow suggestions for help or entertainment
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A person who puts someone into a relaxed, focused trance using words
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A person who uses special techniques to make someone fall into a trance
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A person who guides others into deep relaxation to help change feelings or habits
A person who uses a calm voice and slow movements to put people into a sleep-like state
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hypnotherapist comes from the Greek root hypnos 'sleep' and the familiar word therapist 'someone who treats problems'. A hypnotherapist uses a 'sleep-like' state called hypnosis to help people change habits or feel better.