Colorado D.O.R.A Rules

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Permalink Reply by John Cleesattel on January 16, 2010 at 3:52pm

Not an official answer, but it would seem the law would apply to where YOU are, not the client.

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Permalink Reply by James Klingensmith on January 17, 2010 at 1:03pm

How could it not exist? I believe it can be just as effective

John Roberts said:

James,
From my perspective hypnosis over the phone does not exist. What you are describing is relaxo-therapy. This is not hypnosis.

John Roberts

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Permalink Reply by James Klingensmith on January 17, 2010 at 2:47pm

Wow, I'm glad I don't put that responabilty on my shoulders.
I don't mind showing the client the hypnosis state so they can recreate it anywhere, in fact I teach my clients self hypnosis. I also belive Hypnosis is harmless if the hypnotist has a good educatuion and plenty of experince.

John Roberts said:

James:

If you hypnotize a person (in person), and test them to make sure they are in hypnosis, then give the Sc a suggestion for reinduction, you could use this over the phone as a means of taking the client into hypnosis. Buy why do it? I don't want a hypnotized client out of my sight for even a minute.

John Roberts

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Permalink Reply by James Klingensmith on January 17, 2010 at 6:53pm

Great advice thank you.

Dr. Aleksonder Regal said:

Hypnotherapy over the phone has some limitations, however it can be used effectively.

Regarding the original topic: James, if you have a registered business in another State, that had the calls routed to you from that state's cell number, you would have a legal argument. If your business is only registered in Colorado, then you are most likely bound by Colorado state law. Consult with legal advisors from whatever state you chose to do business in.

Dr. Regal

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