Client with hynofetish problem?
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As a therapist, hypnosis is a tool used toward the goal of healing. It is not a video game to get laid with. I have no idea of the legality but I do have an opinion related to the professional ethics of the situation. I would inform your client that you are a therapist and your role is to ease suffering, facilitate insight, whatever. Your role is not to provide opportunities for sexual pleasure.
It doesn't sound legal, the only legal erotic experience is one between two consenting adults (preferably married ones...)
I would have thought you being a hypnotherapist would understand more about psychology and, what stuff like being a submissive slave really means than I do, but mostly it tends to be the submissive people giving their control to a dominant person.
This person shouldn't be seeking a hypnotherapist as a dominator, they should be seeking a partner (or since you suggested he's male) some kind of dominatrix (unless he's gay) if he's serious about this..
Perhaps the reason he come to you was because your a hypnotherapist, and most dominatrixes aren't trained in hypnosis, its pretty much a whole different form of slavery than whips and chains...
Hope this helped, I also hope that I havn't midjudged the situation...
He is looking for what he said, it seems pretty self-explanatory. As far as legality, It probably is legal. However, as a therapist, you participating in that is wholly UNETHICAL. A therapist is supposed to help people, and part of that is becoming self-sufficient. I think you would be fostering dependence, and I am not sure that "getting your rocks off" constitutes helping someone. It also walks on that line of multiple relationships and inappropriate relationships with clients, and may cost you your license.
put him into trance real deep wherre he acts out his fantasy. he be some whipped little boy afterwards lol. its not illegal, its just some real hallucinations. like lucid dreaming.
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