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Can you be made to forget things?
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Hypnotherapy: Frequently Asked Questions
Can you be made to forget things like suggestions or the session itself?
You cannot actually 'make' anybody do anything in hypnosis. Hypnosis gives nobody any power over the person who is hypnotised. Theoretically, you could suggest to a hypnotised person that they would forget the content of the session. However this is not reliable, and it is most unlikely that a lasting amnesia could be created, and certainly not of the session itself.
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