Topic: Will You Allow To Undergo Hypnosis If A Professional Recommend To Cure Gambling - page 5. (Read 554 times)

I wouldn't say no, but it would be my last resort in dealing with my addiction because there are other solutions available, and it's better to try them first than to head straight away with hypnosis. If other gamblers successfully cured their gambling addiction with that solution, then it's worth a try later on because we don't have many solutions to deal with gambling addiction. And maybe that one solution we haven't tried could be the most effective.

If I really wanted to get rid of it, I could try. I am not a gambler, but I think and answer like a gambler. There's no harm in trying. If someone had tried this method before and was successful, I would definitely give it a try. I wouldn't run away from anything that would benefit me. If it's just a scam then I'd be mad at myself for being duped.

So my answer is: yes

I would try it, to be honest.
I would not have very big expectations on it because I am skeptical on those kinds of treatments but if I was very in the need of some actual help with few options left, then I would go for it.
As long as it is not blatant quackery, it is okey to me.

If It worked, I would also try to visit the same professional so they could do something about anxiety or even improvement in money management. 

Some said its true and some said its not and here's some vid about hypnosis.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXIRq6LxYFk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgXIo2Fav2Y

On my own personal opinion on which i dont really believe much that it could really help out that cures gambling addiction.
It is really something a problem which you are the only ones who could resolve it and no other than.

Curing gambling would be starting on yourself because if you are really not serious on quitting gambling then you would really be addicted and you would
only be stopping when you dont have anymore money on your pocket to play on. This is the sad reality.

No, because I don't believe in that thing called hypnosis but not sure it's exist or not while myself don't believe in that thing we can understand things better when we are unconscious/sleep state.

I would prefer the rehab which is the actual treatment can be effective on someone who is addicted to anything still the catch is there which is the person himself has to realise letting it go should be good for them or else even after rehabilitation the can go to the state where they are before.

Hypnotherapy works with people who have problems with anxiety, depressions, fears, and pain. I also have heard it can treat something like cigarette addiction where when you're done with the hypnotherapy session your mind will stop recognizing cigarette as a part of your daily life routine. It's really interesting to see whether or not it really works. A professional who performs this kind of job needs to careful how he handles is client as they will be touching a person's mind and alter it's current state.
I myself would love to try it If I'm going to be addicted with gambling, but would also love to try this therapy to try and cure my anxieties.

Hypnosis up to now is not a 100% exact science. There are some evidences that it works, although there are still a lot of evidence against it. It still isn't a clearly defined method in psychology although a lot of practitioners are starting to integrate it on some of their practice. If it is already something that is proven effective and recognized in the scientific community, I'd gladly sign up if it means that I'll be receiving help for my addiction. It may not be a 100% cure, but it's a step towards the right direction, at least.

Would like to say the same thing on which im really that sure that i dont really need any help whether it do came from my family or would really be coming from professionals or something because it is really just

that waste of money actually if you could actually able to find yourself do able to quit up without having these kind of helps. It all matters with your own self realization on which it would really be done if you are really that eager or serious on quitting gambling for good.Somewhat there are ones who are really that too weak or really that not stable when it comes into their decisions in life on which it do
really cause up for making things even more worst overtime. If you do find out to be that relevant on seeking out this kind of professional help then its your choice and its on your own expense.
This is why its always been that important that you should really be that mindful and sensible about dealing up with gambling because once you do get addicted then
it is really hard to get out.

Why not if its something that will fast-track my healing, professionals will not recommend something that will harm their patient it's backed by science and recommended by the medical community, but I want one of my relatives besides me if possible while the session is ongoing so I can be assured what's the professional is putting in my mind not that I don't trust them but I want to know how my mind reacts.

if i am a gambling addict then i am willing to be hypnotized ^{(to get rid of my gambling habit)}, i support hypnosis for gamblers, its use is to prevent more and more victims from gambling.  in some countries, many underage children who are still in school become gambling addicts and to boost their learning demand, boost their confidence, and improve focus/concentration is to do hypnosis. 

I think hypnotic therapy is a thing even from way back then. It's a real thing and the body can really be induced subconsciously by means of sleep. It's just that the media severely tarnished the craft by involving it and colluding it with the supernatural, sometimes even connecting it with past life regressions so you can see your ancestors or who you were before you became you. Although I myself judge the credibility of such therapy only because I am really a "to see is to believe" kind of guy, but if given the chance to involve myself with such recovery methods, I will mostly for the hell of it, just to see what it's all about. and if in the event it did not work, and I'm still addicted, at least I tried it you know!

I don't want to be on something that will manipulate my mind if I want to quit gambling it should be by my own conscious will not something that is beyond my conscious will I will exhaust every possible means first before I undergo hypnosis it will be my last resort of cure to my addiction and based on my experience there are some programs that will allow you to be cured naturally without undergoing hypnosis.

Yes. Assuming I am the client who is struggling with compulsive gambling, if I seek for help and my therapist who has been unsuccessful after trying every technique in the book to help me quit suggest that hypnosis is the last resort, I'll gladly accept as long as there would be no harm to me psychology, physical and otherwise. And I trust his judgement because he's  a trained professional. I'd do anything to overcome compulsive gambling knowing the damage it has cost me already.

The question is how long does this hypnotic effect last in one session for consultation or in one treatment, how powerful and effective is this method applied to cure patients who have addictive tendencies. then, have there been any scientific studies on alternative methods like this.

Nevertheless, I believe that if someone wants to be free from addiction, regardless of its kind. the first thing they must have is, intention and determination. whatever the method, it depends on a person who wants to get rid of his dependence on addiction. without intention and determination, the beginning of the end, he will return to his old habits. So, actually we are not fixated on just one method of healing for patients with addiction disorders. whatever it is, if it has the potential to reduce it a little or even eliminate it altogether. all addicts, can use any method. most importantly, not to hurt the addict himself.

IMO, the problem of gambling addiction is not as extreme as other addictions. I mean, when we don't have any money to gamble. there is no other way, but to stop by yourself. maybe in some cases, someone sells his property or valuables to fulfill his desires. however, for other addictions such as drugs for example. I think, more extreme than gambling addiction. because, when they don't consume it their bodies experience symptoms that torment the sufferer.
By the way, what you said in this thread might help some cases of addicted gamblers. however, as far as I know, each addict will need a different method of healing.

I know I am capable of quitting gambling through my self will.I was addicted until late 2020 and if somebody would have told me to find some one to do hypnosis to me to save me from gambling addiction I would definitely have said no.First reason is I don't believe at all at this bullsh*t while I know that there are a lot of superstitious people in the world and many of them would have accepted.I also agree that people who are hopeless and have not a so strong self will would most likely accept to try this kind of thing which as I said I don't believe it will do any good,professional help through medicine is the best for extreme cases.

Dependence on gambling as a source of income is one issue that have contributed greatly to the numbers of gambling addiction in the society.  The feeling of joblessness can bore you so well that you blindly accept the deception that gambling can be a way out of your financial misery whereas it does only compound your penury the more.

I haven't done a research about this though, but I sense that the most successful gamblers are ain't those that took or saw gambling as a source of income or earnings but it's rather those that understands that it's just an activity for fun with a little spice of seriousness based on the money attached.

If every gambler could inbibe this idea about gambling then there would be rare cases of gambling addictions.

I'm not certain about the best option, but I believe there might be a connection between hypnosis and meditation. If hypnosis can enhance focus without any negative effects on mental health, I would recommend considering it. Personally, I wouldn't want to be consumed by gambling or any addiction, as it becomes difficult for people with it to help themselves in such situations and it can become a challenge for families to support and uplift someone struggling with addiction. If hypnosis can serve as a great solution to revive people from the depths of addiction, I would welcome the idea of using it to assist those dealing with gambling addictions.

Uhhh, gambling addiction is really a strong bond of feeling which is somehow impossible to overcome except you've got a good will to desist from doing something, then you can.
I've been seeing people getting therapeutic treatments ( cus that's actually a treatment) and, nothing really happens about the goddamm addiction - in some people's case, it's different too....it all depends on how you embraced the will to gamble hard.
I think conducting a therapy would help cus humans tend to listen to some other paid humans - with goods grades from some academy and a white verse - especially when it's about Thier health or a social offense.

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I have chosen on the Poll: Maybe

We should really be that minding that on the time that you are already preferring or accepting professional help or seeking out this kind of service or treatment then you are really that serious or accepting that
you would really be needing to get rid of that addiction which if you do hear out on whatever type or kind of way for treating addiction then you would surely be surely be agreeing on whatever it would be.
It is really just that unusual method or way since its not really that been heard off because if we do speak about addiction treatment then this is mostly via doing those counselling and talking
on what are the things that you should do and donts which is a common approach.

On this case, if you do see that this would really be a possible solution with your pesky problem then you wouldnt really be having those second thoughts and would really be agreeing directly.

addiction is a mental illness, as it is not something physical so it also makes sense to seek help from a specialist in hypnoze, but we need to have real data on how many addicted people underwent treatment with hypnoze and were completely cured and what was the cost of this treatment and How long does this treatment last for us to know if this is an effective treatment method or is it another way that some people have managed to earn money at the expense of gambling addicts, because unfortunately in this world people do not have good character and feelings. I would not be at all surprised to hear that this method of hypnosis does not work or is not a guaranteed method.

being addicted to gambling is the same thing that happens with any addiction that the most basic for healing is the prolonged distance from the thing that this person does, for example if a person is addicted to gambling, then that person will need to stay year or years away from anything related to gambling, this is the first big step towards curing any addiction, so when you see things like hypnosis, trauma healing, you soon know that they are methods used by people who want to make money at the expense of others. addicts, most of the time these hippo guys charge high prices for each session and they won't even solve the problem

these guys are smart, they soon put a disclaimer and that they do not guarantee that the patient will be 100% cured, so even if the person pays a lot of money and does not heal, they cannot sue, people should go to the hospital that has psychologists there and refer the patient to clinics where the patient will be hospitalized for treatment