The Mike Mandel Hypnosis Blog

Yes, there is one key secret to quickly mastering hypnosis. If you wish to know what it is, watch the video below or read the rest of this blog post. Some time ago, Mike Mandel was teaching his friend Paul

Can hypnosis help you catch criminals?  You’ll see it on television from time to time… A crime has been committed, and the police have hit a dead end. And then, usually in desperation, they hire a hypnotist to jog a

You’ll be excited to know, we’ve heard you loud and clear! You’ve emailed us, sent us messages, and some of you even asked us in-person…and we wanted you to know, the solution has finally arrived! What is the solution you

Are you just a hypnotist? Or do you truly understand how to help yourself and help your clients beyond the hypnotic trance? Here at Mike Mandel Hypnosis we teach both hypnosis and personal development. If you’re a hypnotist, you already

Have you ever wondered how to use hypnosis within your existing profession?  Not only is it possible to combine hypnosis with a wide variety of other professions, but it’s also a terrific idea. You’ll get better results. Let’s start with

Is it possible to be too effective doing therapy? Can you do such a good job that it’s actually counterproductive?  Can you remove an issue so thoroughly, that the client thinks that they never had a problem in the first

Can hypnosis make you a better sales person? The short answer is yes, but as you'll see in this post (and accompanying video), hypnosis is not mind control. It's just a tool for elegant communication. Like any tool, it can

Imagine being able to guide others to a treasure you cannot yourself possess. These aren’t only Red Skull’s words in Avengers: Infinity War, but a situation many skilled hypnotists face. Many of our students complain they’ve been getting excellent results

Hypnotists: Want an EASY way to get much better results? Start paying very close attention to the exact words that your clients use. We all use words to describe events, feelings, problems, or desires. The words that we use tend