How Hypnotherapy works?
When an idea is presented to an adult mind it is screened against the accumulation of knowledge, experience and interpretation, which is sorted in the critical factor of the conscious mind. Its function is to act as a filtering screen, so that when ideas are presented we have a way of analyzing them. We look for the rational content and decide if it contents with material that we have previously stored.

If we are unable to make a connection or if the ideas are irrational, then we reject them. If it is a totally new idea, the tendency in the adult mind is to reject it unless there are very favorable circumstances involved in the reception of that idea.

In Hypnotherapy we change interpretations of the events through uncovering and re-education methods. We must deal with the critical factor of the conscious mind, which is the part of the conscious mind that enables us to examine incoming ideas critically. The only way we can change is when we initiate a process of change, which means when we begin engaging in different behavior.