Yes, practically everyone can be hypnotised as long as they are engaged in the process, even if it's only the smallest amount of attention being put into the process a hypnotic response can occur. Hypnosis is a natural state of focused imagination, similar to being deeply engrossed in a book or movie. However, the depth of hypnosis varies from person to person, and factors like willingness, trust, and the hypnotist’s technique all play a role.

Hypnosis is very real! On stage, volunteers enter a heightened state of focus and imagination, responding to suggestions in a way that seems effortless. In hypnotherapy, hypnosis is used to access the subconscious mind for positive change. Scientific studies confirm that hypnosis affects brain activity, making it much more than just pretending as it's been used in surgery for centuries as well as painless child birth, sports performance, anxiety and habit control all with scientific studies concluding it's efficacy.

Hypnosis feels different for everyone. Some describe it as deep relaxation, while others feel highly focused and alert. It’s similar to the moments just before falling asleep—your body is relaxed, but your mind is still aware. In entertainment settings, people may experience vivid imagination and heightened suggestibility, making it fun and engaging and high energy, even when they are in a deep hypnotic trance!

No, it’s impossible to get "stuck" in hypnosis. If a hypnotist were to stop speaking, the person would either return to full awareness on their own or drift into a light sleep and wake up naturally. Hypnosis is a safe and reversible state that people move in and out of daily (like daydreaming).

Stage hypnosis is entertainment-focused, using suggestion and imagination to create fun and engaging experiences for an audience. Hypnotherapy, on the other hand, is used for personal transformation—helping individuals overcome fears, break habits, improve confidence, and achieve goals. While both use the same principles of hypnosis, their intentions and applications are entirely different. - Isaac does both!

Yes! Self-hypnosis is a powerful technique that allows you to guide yourself into a hypnotic state for relaxation, focus, and self-improvement. Many high performers, athletes, and business leaders use self-hypnosis to boost confidence, manage stress, and enhance productivity. Just like guided meditation, self-hypnosis helps you tap into the subconscious mind to create positive change. With the right techniques, anyone can learn to harness the power of their own mind. Isaac has a powerful Self Hypnosis protocol that he called PeakFlow Mindfulness™ which helps individuals discover their limitless 2 Columnpotential...