As you might have guessed the answer is yes. Using bedwetting hypnosis as absolutely safe and will not harm you (or your child) in any way.

It is best to have a professional do the job but anyone can learn to do it and you can even use self-hypnosis

Bedwetting hypnosis has become quite popular and it's very common that children are undergoing this kind of treatment due to recommendation from a physician. It's also comforting to know that success rate is high.

You should always consult with your doctor before undergoing this kind of treatment. It can be harmful if you quit other treatments and your doctor should also decide if it's good to combine this method with others that you are using.

It's not uncommon to find that doctors, psychologists, counselors and even dentists that have training in hypnosis and are experienced hypnotherapists.

Even if you have no prior experience you can learn self hypnosis. It's perfectly safe and there have been no reported cases of harm as a result of it. Just keep in mind that you go into a deep relaxation state and therefore you should not drive or to any other activity that needs you to be alert and being able to act quickly.

It is wise to find a well trained and experienced hypnotherapist if you choose to try this method because there are no rules, regulations or licensing that keeps track of hypnotherapists (in the U.S.A).

Experts in the field are not sure how exactly this works or hypnosis in general. All they can tell us that the body goes into a deep state of relaxation.

You can learn how to write or adapt a script to indulge self hypnosis. Then when you are in hypnotic state, suggestions are used to address the problem. What you do is that you record what is in the script and then you play it back to induce the hypnosis. This is a preferred way for many because when you write the script you decide what suggestions are used. This gives you full control and it's also a bonus that you can simply do this at home.