by demigraff » February 19th, 2007, 10:36 am
I was once told by my counsellor that people with AD/HD can't be hypnotised. As I'd been trying the files on this site for more than a year by then with little to no effect, I was partly inclined to believe her.
Since then, I've found that "can't" is way too strong a word, and it gets a lot easier with practise.
I suspect that in that situation, it may be more effective to use different inductions. Something shorter may be a good idea, not having to focus for as long. Although, with less of an induction, you would probably also need more repetition to see any effects.
I think my recommendation for overcoming the ADHD problem would be to try as many different induction files as you can find. Files from here and similar sites, things like Virtual Hypnotist or Subliminal Blaster, or find a willing hypnotist to try on IRC or other text-based medium. A variety of methods, but try something every day, and you'll find that after a while it starts to become easier to stay focused every time. When its easier, then its time to start adding the files whose effects interest you more.
Just my opinion ... but variety and brevity certainly seemed to make it easier for me.