Can I be hypnotised? By Hypnotist Alex Vrettos
Have you ever asked yourself, 'Can I be hypnotised?' The answer is probably yes, but there's only one way to find out, and that is to visit a hypnotist such as myself. You can be both hypnotised.
The only factors that affect whether you can be hypnotised are the size of the Rostrum in your Corpus Callosum, which is not a changeable factor – it is either large, which makes you a good hypnotee, or it is small, which limits your ability to be hypnotised. The Corpus Callosum is part of the brain that joins the right hemisphere and the left hemisphere.
The other factors are many, but can all be reduced by a good hypnotist during a session, if you are anxious, nervous, scared, distracted, in a bad mood and countless others. A good hypnotist will determine which of these is getting in the way of the hypnosis process and work through them, as hypnosis is only the first stage in the process that you are paying for. The better hypnotized you are the quicker and easy it will be to solve the issues that you have come to see me for – which means you have a greater chance of success in fewer sessions which means you significantly reduce your fear and anxiety in certain situations which is how you improve your confidence after just one or two sessions instead of being strung out across several sessions.
Come and see me, Alex Vrettos, for hypnosis in Worthing, West Sussex, where I offer a 30-minute consultation for £25 so you can find out if you can be hypnotised before investing the full session price. I also offer past life regression as a metaphor in change work, or if you are just curious to know, 'Who was I in a past life?'
Update 27th November 2025
My understanding of hypnosis is deeper all these years later. When it comes to being hypnotised, everyone is on a scale, but everyone can change their mind, quickly or slowly. I work with people differently depending on where they are on the scale. All of your thinking is a form of self-hypnosis. Sometimes my job is to un-hypnotise someone from unhelpful thoughts and feelings.