Anytime someone comes to you for an issue that could have a relationship with a medical condition or is serious enough to make you, the hypnotist/hypnotherapist stop and consider the case for even a fraction of a moment, don’t proceed with the client until they provide some kind of referral.

Your mention of not taking on clients in some situations related to mental conditions or even possible situations of that nature was great to see. I guess I follow the CYA principle, and I’m sure you know what that is so I’ll leave it at that.

Hypnosis can do a lot - we all know that, especially those that practice it constantly either for fun, profit, or to help people become better in the ways they want to - but it’s not the “magic pill” as I spend time explaining to clients. The desire must exist beforehand or the actual hypnosis/hypnotherapy will fail, every time.

Have fun, always…
Paul