ONLINE – Intro to Hypnosis with dizzy_demonette

Not knowing what to do as a first time hypnotist, or what to expect as a first time subject is a big challenge that just about everyone has to deal with starting out. While there is plenty of written information out there actually learning to use trance practically can be daunting. If you don’t know how to start off, hypnosis feels incredibly esoteric.

This presentation looks to help with all that. Slowly and clearly, we’ll go over a few basic inductions and suggestions picking them apart as a group to figure out how and why they work. Once you know how someone enters trance and what’s led them to do so, everything might seem a lot less mystical and a lot more like the mindful, creative skill hypnosis really is. By the end, we hope to demystify those awkward first few trances and have you all ready to practice on your own.

Dizzy is an awkward pile of gay snakes in a trenchcoat and occasional kink educator who just so happens to be pretty dang good at hypnosis (if she does say so for herself). Focused heavily on pushing its creative limits for kink she has been teaching at conventions and groups around the east coast for the last six years, three genders and lot of cool changes within the scene. Currently a co-coordinator and occasional presenter for the TES Hypnosis SIG, she hopes to bring her favorite brain massaging techniques to a wide audience of fellow weirdos.

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