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The first World Hypnotism Day proved to be one of the most impressive displays of professionalism and sharing of knowledge and skills by hypnotists around the world. Talks, interviews, workshops and articles were available around the world, all clearing the air and removing the myths and misconceptions of hypnotism while explaining the many benefits it brings. Free resources for the public can be found at www.worldhypnotismday.com
 The popularity and the practical application of hypnotism increases daily as we have read and heard the headlines in Newsweek, Good Housekeeping, Canadian Living, Shape, O magazine and on popular syndicated television shows. Hypnosis is a technique through which the subconscious mind can be reached. It is an altered state of mind. Although some people have a fear of hypnosis, there is absolutely nothing mysterious or abnormal about it. The hypnotist does not possess any type of power or gift, but has learned how to give suggestions that the subconscious mind will accept and then act on those suggestions in a positive and constructive way. Trained hypnotists have helped thousands of people solve problems in their lives, achieve goals, overcome fears and improve personal skills.
Now it’s time to come out and learn more about how hypnotism can help you, especially for your New Years resolutions.
World Hypnotism Day Ireland January 2006 was dedicated to the memory and work of Dr. Jack Gibson, of Naas, Co. Kildare, Ireland. Over the past 60 years Dr. Gibson’s work in the treatment of psychosomatic disorders using hypnotherapy is inspirational. On April 2nd, 2005 Dr. Gibson in his 96 year passed away. The world, in general, lost a great humanitarian and the hypnotherapy profession, in specific, lost a great teacher and pioneer. In recognition of his work, World Hypnotism Day in Ireland will be dedicated to Dr. Gibson.
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