How Young Is Too Young For Hypnosis?

by | Nov 5, 2011

I prefer to work with children over the age of 12, but will work with younger children depending on the maturity of the individual child.  I have worked with a number of children of the 8 year-old range successfully.  My youngest successful client was three years old (we worked to eliminate his persistent night terrors in one session).  The younger the child, the more challenging the concentration issues can be, so 12 is a good rule of thumb.  Any younger and I am willing to do what I can, but the results will vary from child to child.

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Written By William Wood

William Wood has worked with clients since 2008 — more than 20,000 one-on-one sessions across North and South America. He is the founder of Northern Utah Hypnosis Center in Ogden, Utah, and works with clients both in-person and virtually. Contact the office at 385-432-0729 or visit northernutahhypnosis.com to book a consultation.

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