Hypnotist (noun)

A person who practices hypnosis, especially for therapeutic or entertainment purposes.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from french hypnotiste, from hypnose "hypnosis".

Examples:

1. He went to see a hypnotist to help him quit smoking.
2. Hypnotists use hypnosis to help people with a wide range of issues such as anxiety, stress, and weight loss.
3. Hypnotists can also use hypnosis for entertainment purposes such as stage shows.
4. Hypnotists are trained in the use of hypnosis and often have a background in psychology or psychiatry.
5. Hypnotists can be certified by professional organizations or can be self-trained.