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Occasional experience of stress can actually be good for us since it enables us to do things that we couldn't normally do. That extra boost that we need is provided by our bodies. To put it plainly, think of it as a salary advance in terms of energy. During times of pressure our body gives us the much needed energy boost in order to overcome the situation, but after that, this instant release can also leave us feeling drained. While this might not be a problem since our body can normalize itself, staying under the same stressful situation for too long can leave us feeling exhausted for several days or even weeks. For employees chronic stress is one of the main reasons of resignation - due to burnout.

Stress can also lead to a lot of physical and mental health complications. Irritability can lead to anger issues if left unchecked. Stress can also lead to anxiety which can also lead to panic disorder if something is not done earlier on, thus the importance of stress recognition. Individuals who have developed heart diseases or mental disorders that come from stress are actually those who have ignored the symptoms. To avoid adding up to that statistic, stress management should be applied.

There are a lot of stress management techniques out there and most of them involve some form of relaxation in one way or another. While there may be nothing wrong with these techniques, individuals who have undergone stress for quite some time might find it difficult to perform relaxation methods in order to relieve their stress. If you are one of those individuals then you would probably a different technique and approach; hypnotherapy. Hypnotherapy is the process of putting a person under hypnosis in order to make them more open to suggestions which in this case would be; to relax.

Most people tend to believe or when under hypnosis, the brain sleeps and the subconscious is awake which is why you are more open to direct suggestions. Research and further studies however define the state of hypnosis as a heightened state of mental focus or concentration accompanied by physical relaxation. So in this sense, it clearly states that when you are under hypnosis your brain is still awake, only it's a much deeper sense of self consciousness and relaxation. While it may seem to be a forced way of relaxing yourself, your hypnotherapist can actually help you more by incorporating cognitive behavioral therapy, and with enough sessions, you will be able to learn to relax again on your own without having to use any hypnosis relaxation techniques.

Aside from achieving relaxation, you will also be able to use hypnotherapy (incorporated with cognitive behavioral therapy of course) to achieve other goals. Be it overcoming alcoholism, smoking, weight loss/gain, becoming more self-assertive and others. Think of it as a form of relaxation with a lot of fringe benefits included. Give it a try, you might find it as the first and last stress management relaxation technique that you'll ever need.