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Hey all and sundry, i've been curious on the use of hypnosis for sexual guidance lately. Does anyone get any experiences or insights they'd like to share?

Intriguing topic! I've read a bit on it however haven't attempted it myself. How truly does hypnosis play into personal guidance?

I've used hypnosis as a tool for private development, but in no way exclusively for personal guidance. I envision probably potent if utilised responsibly, but there are certainly ethical concerns to contemplate.

Absolutely. Acquiescence and ethical boundaries are crucial in any kind of individual practice, specially when it involves altering someone's state of mind. How do practitioners insure that hypnosis for sexual guidance remains ethical and respectful?

I've listened to that any therapists use hypnosis to help clients overcome <b> sexual </b> concerns or trauma. It <b> seems </b> like it could be helpful in making a safe place for <b> exploring </b> and healing, but again, it all comes down to ethics and professionalism.

That's a good point. But what on the potential for misuse or manipulation? How can we guard from that in a practice that relies on suggestion and altered states of consciousness?

I feel establishing <b> clear </b> boundaries and guidelines upfront is key. Both the <b> doctor </b> and the client need to have a solid understanding of what is and isn't hassle-free throughout hypnosis sessions, <b> especially </b> when it is about to erogenous exploration.

I agree. Transparency and interaction are crucial. It's also significant for practitioners to have thorough training and ethical standards in <b> place </b> to make sure the safety and well-being of their clients.

Has any personal below actually attempted hypnosis for sensual guidance? I'm curious to hear on real-life experiences and how it impacted your understanding of your self and your eroticism.

I haven't personally attempted it, but i've been thinking on it as a course to discover any of my wishes and boundaries in a secure environment. I'm just not assured where to <b> start </b> or how to find a reputable doctor.