Hypnotherapy (noun)

A type of therapy that uses hypnosis to help a person overcome psychological or behavioral problems.

Origin:

From hypnosis + -therapy.

Examples:

1. The patient sought hypnotherapy to quit smoking and overcome a lifelong addiction.
2. Hypnotherapy has been used to treat a variety of conditions, including anxiety, depression, and phobias.
3. The patient was guided into a trance-like state during the hypnotherapy session.
4. The hypnotherapist used suggestion and visualization techniques to help the patient overcome their difficulties.
5. Studies have shown that hypnotherapy can be an effective treatment for certain conditions when used in conjunction with other forms of therapy.