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Hypnosis for Recovery and Sleep
Hypnosis for Recovery and Sleep

This educational hypnosis session, created with Paris-based practitioner Yann Hirsch, blends science and hands-on guidance to help you shift your relationship with sleep. Leave with practical self-hypnosis techniques you can bring home for deeper recovery and restoration.

Offered on November 14

120 minutes

$60
Details

Many who struggle with sleep find themselves caught in the paradox of trying to will rest into being. Hypnosis offers a gentle alternative, encouraging you to let go of effort and welcome a state of relaxed attention. This event explores how shifting your mindset can open doors to restorative sleep and a greater sense of presence in daily life.

Rooted in emerging research, the evening combines expert-led hypnosis with open discussion. You’ll learn how focused states can support not only sleep, but also emotional balance and mindful awareness. Whether you’re new to hypnosis or seeking new tools for well-being, you’ll find thoughtful guidance and a welcoming space to explore what true rest can mean for you.

The inspiration

Peer-reviewed research suggests that hypnosis can encourage deeper, more restorative sleep by increasing slow-wave sleep—the stage most closely linked to feeling refreshed in the morning. In a published study, adults who listened to hypnotic suggestions before rest spent more time in this deep sleep phase and less time awake compared to those who did not. While individual responses vary, hypnosis is emerging as a promising, natural option for those seeking better sleep (Cordi et al., 2014, PMC).

How it works

The session begins with an introduction to hypnosis, exploring what it is, what it isn’t, and how it differs from other relaxation methods. You’ll try simple group exercises to experience hypnosis firsthand, then explore common sleep myths and learn why trying to "force" sleep can make rest more elusive. The evening’s highlight is a guided hypnosis journey through the Forest of Dreams, designed to encourage deep relaxation and teach you a practical self-hypnosis cue to use at home. The session wraps up with time to share insights, ask questions, and leave with tools you can use for better sleep.

What makes this unique?

This is a hands-on session, built around practical tools to help you arrive fully in the moment. Co-created specifically for 113 Spring with Yann Hirsch, joining us from Paris, this event blends hypnosis education, immersive guidance, and open conversation, to help you retrain your awareness and deepen your connection to now.

Co-hosted with

Yann Hirsch: After graduating from HEC Paris, a renowned French business school, he managed a firm in the communication industry. He later discovered hypnosis, which quickly became not just a passion, but his new career path. Now a certified practitioner for over a decade in hypnosis and coaching, Yann Hirsch uses hypnosis as a tool to help people break free from limiting behaviors and automatic patterns, empowering them to live with greater freedom and fulfillment.

Yann Hirsch joins us exclusively for 3 days only from November 13 – 15.

FAQs

What does hypnosis feel like?

Hypnosis is mostly a subjective experience. It often feels deeply relaxing, but many people also notice that their awareness is actually heightened. You remain fully conscious and aware of your surroundings throughout the experience.

Will I be in control?

Absolutely. Hypnosis is a safe, natural state of focused attention. You are always in control and cannot be made to do anything against your will.

Can I expect immediate results?

Results can vary from person to person. Some notice changes right away, while others may need a few sessions. Approaching hypnosis with an open mind and a willingness to be guided can help you get the best results.

Is this event a form of therapy?

No, this event is not therapy and does not provide medical or psychological treatment. The workshop is educational and experiential, offering tools and guided practices for relaxation, self-awareness, and personal growth. It is not a substitute for licensed mental health care or therapy. If you are seeking professional help for a mental health condition, please speak to your doctor or a licensed mental health professional.