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What about "online" hypnotherapy?
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Online hypnotherapy has been around for a while, but even with the pandemic, I have not chosen to hold client sessions online. There's a couple of reasons why, but my main objection is how to maintain the quality of the session.
In this episode, I also talk about the sticky legality of hypnotherapy across the borders of Washington State. Here's a link to the blog post I mentioned that quotes some of the relevant laws and links to others: https://hypnotechs.me/online-hypno
In this episode, I also talk about the sticky legality of hypnotherapy across the borders of Washington State. Here's a link to the blog post I mentioned that quotes some of the relevant laws and links to others: https://hypnotechs.me/online-hypno
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