Neo Le Dragon

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Yes! I do online sessions over Skype, Discord, Instagram, Facebook, and other platforms.

The extent to which a person remembers their experiences during hypnosis can vary. Some people may have a clear and detailed memory of their experiences during hypnosis, while others may have only a vague or partial recollection.

In general, a person’s ability to remember their experiences during hypnosis is influenced by a variety of factors, including their level of relaxation and focus, the specific techniques used by the hypnotist, and the person’s individual characteristics and psychological state.

It is also worth noting that the memories a person has during hypnosis may be different from their normal, waking memories. For example, a person may have more vivid or detailed memories of their experiences during hypnosis than they would have if they were fully awake. In some cases, these memories may be more emotionally charged or may have a dream-like quality.

Overall, the extent to which a person remembers their experiences during hypnosis can vary, and it is influenced by a variety of factors.

During the erotic sessions, I do all the fun stuff while you’re awake using post-hypnotic suggestions (also known as “triggers”). These are suggestions that are given while you’re under but take effect only when you wake up, usually as a result of an action on my part. An example of that would be you feeling an orgasm every time I say a particular word.

I have a strong background of working with people with mental health and various services. I have 15 years of experience with mental health services which has taught me many tools for healing myself.

The experience of being hypnotized can vary from person to person. Some people may feel deeply relaxed and focused, while others may feel a sense of heightened awareness. Some common experiences during hypnosis include:

Feelings of relaxation and calmness: Many people report feeling deeply relaxed and calm during hypnosis. This can be a pleasant and enjoyable experience, and it may be accompanied by a sense of physical relaxation and a decrease in muscle tension.

A sense of focus and concentration: During hypnosis, a person may become highly focused and concentrated on a particular idea or thought. This can make it easier for them to ignore distractions and concentrate on the task at hand.

An increased sense of suggestibility: People in a hypnotic state may be more open to suggestions and more receptive to new ideas. However, it is important to note that a person cannot be made to do something against their will while in a hypnotic state.

A feeling of detachment: Some people may feel detached from their surroundings or their own thoughts and feelings while in a hypnotic state. This can be a strange and disorienting sensation for some people.

Overall, the experience of being hypnotized can vary greatly from person to person. Some people may find the experience enjoyable and relaxing, while others may find it uncomfortable or disorienting.

Most people can be hypnotized to some extent, although the level of hypnotism can vary from person to person. Some people may be more susceptible to hypnosis than others, and certain factors, such as a person’s level of relaxation and their ability to focus and concentrate, can affect their ability to be hypnotized.

There is no definitive answer as to whether everyone can be hypnotized or not. Some research suggests that certain personality traits, such as being open to new experiences and having a strong imagination, may make a person more susceptible to hypnosis. However, other research suggests that there may be no clear correlation between personality traits and how hypnotizable you are.

It is also important to note that not everyone is comfortable with the idea of hypnosis and may have concerns about being hypnotized. In these cases, a person may be less receptive to hypnosis or may not be able to achieve a deep hypnotic state.

Overall, the ability to be hypnotized can vary from person to person and is influenced by a variety of factors.

Nearly everyone can be hypnotized if they allow themselves to be. The notable exceptions are the mentally disabled and those with severe ADHD. However, not everyone can be hypnotized at any given moment. You can’t be hypnotized if you’re under the influence of alcohol or most recreational drugs. Some medications (mainly antidepressants and the like) can – in rare circumstances – also prevent you from going under deeply. Barring those issues, most people go under deeply in the first session. A small percentage of people require two or three sessions to get to that state.

No! Hypnosis is totally safe. You cannot be made to do anything you totally don’t want to do, or anything you perceive as dangerous.

If you’re unable to experience anything during the session, you get half your money back, except for discreet sessions.

Most of our psychological issues (and a surprising number of seemingly-physical issues) are deeply rooted in the subconscious. Since hypnosis allows almost unfettered access to the subconscious, it’s an ideal tool for dealing with many issues. Habits are also rooted in the subconscious, and they can be broken or created with hypnosis.

The important thing to note is that to make any permanent changes requires regular sessions for 3-4 weeks. You also need to really want to change, not just feel you need to.

Feel free to reach out to me and chat about it to see if it’s worth having a session.

The first session usually takes between one to three hours depending on the factors. For some who have no experience with hypnosis or need to discuss the details before the session, the first part of the session will just be for us to talk and get comfortable. I’ll explain hypnosis in more detail and you’ll tell me about what you want to experience or what issues you want to deal with. It can take a while for first-timers to learn to go under. Hypnosis shouldn’t be rushed!

Follow-up sessions are shorter, since the more you do hypnosis, the less time it takes for you to go under. Typically, a follow-up therapeutic session only takes half an hour to an hour. Erotic (or mixed therapeutic/erotic) follow-up sessions are usually half hour to an hour and a half.

Yes, we can. Simply let me know!

Of course! I take the hypnotist/client relationship very seriously. Confidentiality and discretion are assured.

Tipping is definitely not required, but is certainly welcome.