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Harness the Power of Your Thoughts

Tell us what is on your mind: the big presentation, the restless nights, the habit you want to change. HypTide creates a hypnosis session around exactly that.

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How it works

  1. Describe your goal

    Tell us in your own words what you would like to work on, and choose a length, a voice and a pace.

  2. Your session is created

    HypTide writes a script around your words and turns it into a guided audio session.

  3. Listen

    Find a quiet place and press play. Your sessions stay in your library, so you can come back to them.

Try a classic suggestion exercise

The hand clasp is a warm-up hypnotists have used for a long time. It is a playful experience, not a measurement, and it takes about two minutes.

Two minutes, two hands

You will imagine that your hands are stuck together, then notice what you feel. There are no right or wrong answers, and nothing you choose here is saved or sent anywhere.

HypTide vs. in‑person hypnosis

Two ways to work with hypnosis. Here is how they differ in practice.

Aspect In-person hypnosis HypTide
Cost Paid per session, typically $100–250 One monthly plan, see Plans below
Availability By appointment Available whenever you are
Personalization Adapted by the practitioner in the session Created around your situation and the details you share
Session length Typically 60–90 minutes Quick (5–8 minutes), Deep (12–18 minutes) or Immersive (25–35 minutes)
Location At a practice or by video call Wherever you listen
Between sessions Notes from your practitioner Your sessions stay in your library

HypTide is designed for general wellness and relaxation. It is not a substitute for medical or psychological care.

Price range: Thervo, hypnotherapy cost guide (opens in a new tab)

Hypnosis and meditation

Both are ways to relax and turn your attention inward. They work differently, and many people use both.

  • Meditation

    You observe your breath and thoughts as they come and go, usually without a specific goal. The practice is awareness itself.

  • Hypnosis

    A voice guides you into a relaxed, focused state and offers suggestions toward a goal you choose, such as winding down or building a habit.

Where it may help

HypTide is designed for general wellness and relaxation. It is not a substitute for medical or psychological care.

  • Sleep routine

    A calm session before bed may help you wind down and settle into your evening.

  • Focus

    A short session may help you set distractions aside before work or study.

  • Calm

    Many people find that a guided session helps them pause and ease everyday stress.

  • Habits

    Guided suggestion may help you support new habits and loosen old ones.

Questions

Ready when you are

Describe your first goal and listen to a session made for you.

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