Adam Cox

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welcome to the hypnotist the show that gives you inside access to cutting-edge hypnosis with real clients facing genuine issues brought to you by the hypnotherapist demanded by celebrities ceos and even royalty adam cox these recordings took place live from adams clinic in london's world-famous harley street so get yourself comfortable and enjoy today's episode of the hypnotist

Hi, it's Adam here, and you're about to listen to a love and relationship hypnosis session where I was working with a client that had a longstanding family, but to some extent cultural belief that the women in their family were never going to have an easy time of it in relationships, that either relationships would end or there'd be a real struggle.

And part of this came from them seeing that in the women in their family and that this cultural narrative was used quite often to soften the sting of some kind of sad moment or heartbreak in a relationship.

They believed at some level there was a family curse that would impede their ability to find love.

They also had a prosthetic leg and they had a belief that for the men that they would want to be desired by, they would be put off by this prosthetic limb.

And therefore they felt that they needed to just focus on their career or other things because they

the kind of love that they would want was not on the cards, it wasn't on the table for them.

And what that can lead to is one of two things, either learned helplessness, you simply don't even try, or settling for something less than you are worthy of.

Now, these are two stories.

The problem with stories is that when stories become belief systems, they can create self-fulfilling prophecies that self-perpetuate the very patterns.

So this hypnosis session challenges both of those stories head on.

One, this idea of the curse was never real.

It was just a belief system that kept going around.

And secondly, that what if rather than the prosthetic leg being

making them less desirable?

What if that becomes the way to be discerning and find the person that is actually suitable for them and worthy of them?

Because at some level, it's a great filter to, let's say, rule out people that would be objectively shallow in certain areas that if they can't see past that,

Actually, is that the kind of person they would actually want to be with?

If you can turn a problem into a solution, a disempowering thing into an empowering thing, a weakness into a strength, that's often the most powerful reframes.