Comments on: How Hypnosis Can Help With Motion Sickness

By: Evita Ochel

Evita Ochel — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 23:10:19 +0000

Hi Michael

You are welcome. Hypnosis is really an amazing for of therapy for so many ailments.

By: Michael Davis

Michael Davis — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 07:34:00 +0000

Never thought that hypnosis can do this kind of things, I haven’t really tried treatments like that. Thanks for sharing these to us, I enjoy reading your blog.

By: Evita Ochel

Evita Ochel — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 23:11:26 +0000

@ BRYAN – Hello Bryan and thank you for coming by and your feedback on the site. Great to hear you enjoyed some of the articles too!

By: Bryan

Bryan — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 07:09:39 +0000

A very thoughtful post on wellness. It was such a nice experience reading your blog. It was really informative. I was looking for this kind of topic but could not find anything. Thank you for posting!

By: Bern ~ Walking In Stillness

Bern ~ Walking In Stillness — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 08:10:27 +0000

I see confusion as an essential component of sea sickness. Interestingly, I too wanted to know what causes sea sickness and having watched my self and others and the conditions that were being played out, my conclusion was that we receive a sense of motion sickness when we feel we have no control in the moment. We have a sense of not knowing where we are going, therefore, we become out of phase with our physical body and our energy body. Its odd because I have worked often on the water and when I have a job where I don’t know my duties, and I feel I am out of the loop, I get sea sick. However, when I have direct focus on what I am doing and where I am going, no matter the sea conditions, I adjust easily.

I have seen this on seasoned crews too. When they have no idea where the boat is sailing to and what they are being used for, they can get sick. I can see the same for back seat drivers because they feel like they have been subjugated to the back seat. They have no control and fall into a state of fear.

I also new of a man, my professor, who was always in charge, who rarely got sea sick. Suddenly, he retires and he no longer calls the shots but goes along for the ride. In calm waters, he suddenly gets sea sick. To me, this is all an aspect of being out of phase with the physical along the windy and rolling aspects of everyday life.

If we take control of our own lives and know exactly what we are doing, then confusion becomes extinct. Our perception clears up under any chaotic circumstances and we become fully aligned in the moment. No longer are we out of balance. There is no sickness when we feel good.

I enjoyed this topic, and I feel we should all look at the causes of dis-ease from new perspectives. There is always more going on than meets the eye.

By: Jon Rhodes

Jon Rhodes — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 17:17:47 +0000

Thanks Rody, glad to have helped you! Hypnotherapy wouldn’t be an obvious choice for treating motion sickness but it is very effective. I think sometimes in out materialistic world, people often prefer something physical for their money. They often feel more comfortable buying tablets, nicotine patches etc., and having something to ‘show’ for their money, even if they are not very effective. That is probably one of the reasons why hypnotherapy doesn’t get the recognition it deserves.

By: Rody

Rody — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 08:44:54 +0000

I like going through this blog as I am very much interested in hypnotherapy. Even though I am suffering from motion sickness I haven’t heard of hypnosis but when I came down this blog I came to know that hypnosis can help in curing motion sickness. Before I use to try lots of medicine but its not working out and now I am thinking to try this out as it gives me some hope to get ride of motion sickness. Thanks for the useful idea.

By: Jon Rhodes

Jon Rhodes — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 09:45:02 +0000

It’s really surprising what hypnosis can help with. Most people think that hypnosis can only deal with smoking and phobias, but it reaches far wider than that, and new techniques are being developed all the time. For instance it is now possible to replicate the effects of a botox procedure with hypnosis. A botox injection is simply a means to relax the muscles of the face in order to smooth out any lines. A hypnotherapist can direct someones mind to relax the facial muscles leading to a very similar effect.

Jeanie, if you check out my site there is a very inexpensive motion sickness audio programme that should help you.

By: Jeanine

Jeanine — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 00:52:45 +0000

Jon, I have tried everything from motion sickness tablets to those sea-band bracelets and nothing seems to help my nausea. I have never considered hypnosis though. Thanks for this, I will be looking into this more as it gives me some hope.

By: Evita Ochel

Evita Ochel — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 00:50:04 +0000

@ HANLIE – Thank you for checking out Jon’s article. Hypnotherapy is definitely an interesting area, and it can be used naturally and safely for all sorts of things from having an easier child birth to overcoming many fears. It is an area I enjoy learning more about myself.