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In a dream, a person sleeps and sees and hears nothing.

Hypnosis, depending on the depth, combines sleep, dream sleep and wakefulness.

I work in a trance level where the client answers questions and makes decisions on his own

In fact, in a state of hypnosis, the brain simply focuses on something, and a person, following the words of a specialist, controls his body very well.

Therefore, in such an unusual state for everyday life, it is easier to achieve the desired result, for example, to get rid of panic attacks.

But hypnosis, like an ambulance, gives an unstable result.

To achieve a valid lasting result, several sessions will be required, the number of which depends on the injury, the statute of limitations and especially on the mood of the client.

It is impossible to hypnotize a person, or to suggest anything against his will (only with prolonged use of strong medicines and narcotic substances )

The fact is that in the human brain, even in a very deep state of hypnosis, there is a kind of "watchman" who controls the most important mental and behavioral processes.

This includes the instinct of self-preservation (a person in a state of hypnosis will not hurt himself, will not fall off a cliff, so that he is not inspired), and moral barriers (for example, if a person is given a gun and demands to kill someone, he will never do it, because he considers such an act immoral).

Throughout the 20th century, studies have been conducted that have confirmed this repeatedly.

Thus, deep attitudes are much more important and stronger than any suggestion.

Another absurdity. It's just the fear of losing control inherent in any normal person.

As already mentioned, there is an observer in the brain – a "watchman" who will not allow this.

There is a "hypo–hangover symptom" - an incomplete withdrawal from hypnosis (used in totalitarian sects), after which a person feels as if drunk for several minutes to several hours.

When working "online" it doesn't make sense.

When drinking alcohol, even in small quantities, you can talk as much as no hypnotist can find out.

As described earlier, hypnosis is one of the states of altered consciousness, the safest, especially if you go to a specialist you trust and who aims to help you.

Therapeutic hypnosis does not involve extracting any private information.

By helping to focus on something, the hypnologist helps the client to understand the problem in a special state in which energy is not spent on senseless protection from imaginary environmental danger ("what if I say something that will condemn me", "I will be very ashamed", etc.).

The question arises, but what about dishonest people, for example, some Gypsies (although one cannot judge by nationality, equating an entire nation to scammers)?

Here we are talking about fraud, DISTRACTION by any actions, noise, bright outfits and so on. Scammers have been, are and, alas, will always be.

And hypnosis has absolutely nothing to do with it.