Some subjects will find complete and full relaxation their very first attempt at hypnosis. Some subjects take a very long time achieving relaxation. The emergence from a hypnosis into the activities of daily life is an interesting integration of what has been learned into a systemic approach that ideally generalizes to the subject’s overall attitude toward life, specifically an ability to relax. Then we must ensure the subject is comfortable, clear, and alert when they go back into the world at large. It is important to emerge the subject fully before allowing them to leave your office. The intent of effective emergence is to have your subjects feeling clear headed at the end of the hypnotic experience. When the subject has experienced complete relaxation, and there are no serious problems, the session is often reported to be pleasant, relaxing, and for there to be a lingering feeling of well being. This feeling of well being may last only minutes, or for much longer. When the subject has issues that are mucking around below his or her conscious awareness, the session has subjectively measurable success when the subject reports.

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