David Snyder – Real World Hypnosis 2020

About the course: 

“David Snyder – Real World Hypnosis 2020” – Hold on a second, did someone just say “hypnosis”? Now, I’m all for exploring the power of the subconscious mind, but the minute someone throws in “real world” and slaps a year on it like it’s a software update, my skepticism meter starts buzzing louder than a beehive in a tin can factory.

Here’s the thing about hypnosis, especially when it’s being peddled with such bold claims: it’s not a party trick, and it’s not something to be taken lightly.

• Hypnosis for what, exactly? Are we talking about quitting smoking, overcoming fears, or hypnotizing the cashier into giving you a discount? The applications of hypnosis are vast, but they need to be approached with caution, ethical considerations, and realistic expectations.
• Stage show theatrics vs. therapeutic applications: There’s a big difference between swinging a pocket watch and inducing a trance for entertainment versus using hypnosis as a therapeutic tool under the guidance of a trained professional. Which side of the coin does David Snyder land on?
• Self-hypnosis is one thing, messing with other people’s minds is another: Even if David Snyder is a skilled hypnotherapist (and that’s a big “if”), using hypnotic techniques on others without their explicit consent and understanding is ethically dubious, to say the least.

Remember, the human mind is a complex and powerful thing. Exploring hypnosis can be a fascinating and potentially transformative journey, but it’s crucial to approach it with respect, caution, and a healthy dose of skepticism, especially when someone is trying to sell you a “real world” version like it’s the latest smartphone. And hey, if you’re genuinely interested in learning about hypnosis and its applications, platforms like TurboCourses might offer resources from reputable practitioners who prioritize ethics and safety over hype and sensationalism. Just a thought.