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(FOX 25 / MyFoxBoston.com) – When people think of the word hypnotist, for some, it still conjures up images of someone dangling a pocket watch back and forth in front of an unsuspecting client who then goes into some sort of trance. If that's what you think, you may need to snap out of it! People all over the world use hypnosis to help relax, curb cravings, even to improve their golf game.
On World Hypnotism Day, Shannon Mulaire spoke with Pearlan Feeney-Grater, certified hypnotist and founder of the Self Center, about some of the myths and misconceptions of hypnosis.
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