Auditory Suggestibility
Measures how effectively vocal cadence, vocal resonance, and structured internal dialogue guide your subconscious into focused calm.
A common question before trying hypnotherapy is: Can I actually be hypnotized? The answer is almost always yes. Hypnosis is not about losing control—it is an innate, focused brainwave state of heightened neuroplasticity. However, each person’s subconscious mind processes suggestions through different sensory channels.
To experience the deepest benefit from Heart-Centered Clinical Hypnosis, Brandon Passmore tailors induction techniques to match your nervous system's natural processing style. Below are three brief, guided audio exercises.
Instructions: Find a comfortable, quiet seat. Put on headphones if available. Press play on each track below to notice how your mind and body respond.
Measures how effectively vocal cadence, vocal resonance, and structured internal dialogue guide your subconscious into focused calm.
Measures nervous system responsiveness through physical sensation, bodily grounding, and tension release.
Measures your mind’s natural capacity to construct vivid mental imagery, metaphor, and subconscious cognitive reframing.
Most individuals experience a blend of profiles, with one primary pathway that feels effortless. In your clinical sessions at Enmuse Health, Brandon Passmore incorporates your unique profile to dismantle subconscious habit loops, calm panic reactions, and heal emotional trauma—without habit-forming pharmaceuticals.