OK Rick I will bite yet again on your hypnotherapy information offer.

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The client is always in control.

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So the notion that when you are hypnotized your T can... make you act like a chicken,...CONTROL you, or brainwash you are false?

What about remembering what you actually said while under hypnosis? Do you remember EVERYTHING? What happens if they take you to a place where you don't want to say what you remember? Can the patient still withhold information while hypnotized? I KNOW that would defeat the purpose of being hypnotized, but for control freaks like me, I would need to know that I COULD do it, if I CHOSE to do it.

For me I have some gaps in my memory about some specific things. I really want to know for myself what actually did occurred, but I don't necessary want anyone else to know or at least know at the same time I realize it. I guess that doesn't make sense. I would likely tell them anyway, but I would want to sit on it first myself. Could hypnosis help me fill in these gaps, but still on my own terms?