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The client must be able to hear and must be able to speak.

·The client must be 18 years or older.

The client must well enough to actively participate in a 4-6 hour session.

Anyone who has been diagnosed with Schizophrenia or severe Bipolar Disorder (including mania/psychosis) cannot take a session.

For individuals who are ineligible for a session, a surrogate QHHT session can be arranged. In this case, a close family member can participate on behalf of the individual. For further details on surrogate QHHT sessions, please reach out to Hakan directly.

QHHT® sessions are held individually and not online.

Sessions are held in Bodrum. In some special cases, if transportation to Bodrum is difficult, sessions can be held at the individual's home or preferred location.

A typical session lasts between 4 to 6 hours, though it may occasionally extend up to 8 hours.

It's important for clients to allocate enough time and ensure they are in a comfortable and relaxed environment for the duration of the session.

Typically, only one session is needed.

As long as the client enters the session with willingness, readiness to participate, and openness to the experience, profound outcomes are often achieved. These may include revelations of past life experiences, a strengthened connection to the Higher Self, and relief from physical, mental, or emotional challenges that have been impeding progress.

Each client's journey is unique, and the depth of their experience is influenced by their readiness for personal growth and self-discovery. Therefore, the outcomes may vary accordingly.

No, only the practitioner and the client can participate in the session.

External individuals are not permitted to join for various reasons. Primarily, it's crucial for the client to feel comfortable discussing any relevant topics freely, which is essential for the effectiveness of the QHHT® technique and for the practitioner to provide optimal facilitation.

Many misconceptions about hypnosis stem from experiences like watching live-stage hypnosis shows, TV shows or movies where individuals appear to perform unusual acts while seemingly unaware.

Here are some common misunderstandings:

1. Can you be hypnotized against your will? Contrary to popular belief, hypnosis does not override free will. Clients remain fully aware and in control throughout the session.

2. Is it possible to get stuck in hypnosis? No, individuals are in control during a hypnosis session and can snap out of it at any time.

3. Can hypnotized individuals be made to do things against their will? In reality, all hypnosis is self-hypnosis, with clients willingly allowing practitioners to guide them into relaxation. Practitioners cannot make clients do anything against their will; clients retain full control and awareness.

4. Do people forget their hypnosis sessions?

Contrary to the misconception that hypnosis induces amnesia, individuals often have heightened awareness during hypnosis and remember the session clearly.

5. Are clients compelled to reveal deep secrets against their will? Clients may rediscover forgotten memories, aiding in self-understanding. They only share what they're comfortable with, as the mind remains fully conscious during sessions. No one is compelled to disclose information against their will.

6. Is hypnosis effective for everyone?

While it was once believed that only a portion of the population could be hypnotized, modern techniques have expanded accessibility to hypnosis for a wider range of individuals.

In the rare instance that a client faces difficulty entering hypnosis during a QHHT® session, the practitioner will adjust the induction process accordingly. Utilizing the body's natural processes, the practitioner can identify any challenges and adapt the approach to ensure a successful session.