[Maira Khan]

Confusion induction is a hypnotic technique used in hypnotherapy to induce a state of trance or deep relaxation in clients. This technique involves presenting the client with a series of contradictory statements, paradoxes, or ambiguous instructions that challenge their logical thinking and create a sense of mental confusion. As the client’s conscious mind struggles to make sense of the conflicting information, they become distracted and their critical thinking abilities are suspended, allowing them to enter a state of trance more easily. The goal of confusion induction is to bypass the client’s conscious resistance and access their subconscious mind, making them more receptive to hypnotic suggestions and therapeutic interventions.

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