Hypnotherapy

HYPNOTHERAPY

The term “hypnosis” comes from the Greek word hypnos, meaning “sleep.” Hypnosis is a state of altered consciousness where it is possible to interact with the inner consciousness, the subconscious mind. In this state one is fully aware of its surroundings and anything going on around the person is temporarily blocked out or ignored.

Hypnosis is a pleasant, relaxed and natural state of mind where it allows clients to explore their emotions, feelings, and memories, which help them to look at these issues from a different perspective.

Hypnotherapy helps the client to identify the core issues of the problem, examine their beliefs and thought processes and tweaks them to attain a better state of wellbeing.

Benefits of Hypnotherapy

  •  Relaxation
  •  Helps reduce smoking
  •  Overcome stress, anxiety and depression
  •  Empower one self
  •  Increase self esteem and confidence
  •  Overcoming fears and phobias
  •  Age regression
  •  Sleep disorders
  •  Anger management
  • Hypnotherapy

    Hypnosis is a powerful and natural ability available to everyone and easy to learn and use for achieving calmness of mind and changing patterns of thought, behavior and emotion.

    Clearly the mind has a considerable effect on BOTH our mental and physical health. It influences every part of the body and is AMAZING in it’s many functions! Your mind can make you well, or your mind can make you sick

    Some 40% of medical General Practitioner consultations are for stress and anxiety-related (psychosomatic) conditions.

    Medically, we consist of ten ‘SYSTEMS’: the digestive system, nervous system, immune system and so on.

    Essentially our systems are INTEGRATED, yet each of us is mentally and physically different in detail. For example, our mind is as individual as our face. We’ve been ‘programmed’ by our inherited genes and by life experiences. Each system of the body and mind is AUTOMATICALLY influenced every second of the day and night by the amazing autonomic system. And it is stress, anxiety and emotional events that add further load to our ability to cope. Each of us is UNIQUE.

    So-called psychosomatic (mind-body) conditions have their principle root cause in our relationship with emotions; And ALL neuroses are created by emotions.

    It is particularly in emotional issues that hypnotherapy has wide application.

    Moderate level of stress and anxiety are fine for most people – we can feel motivated and alive by the right level of stress. But excessive stress (or distress) can arise from many sources such as: perceived danger, the unexpected – whether actual, imaginary, or anticipated, traumas, financial problems, relationships, conflicts, bad news, or negative emotional experiences (past and present). There is a long list of possible stress factors! All of which will age our body and cause mental disharmony.

    Over time we ‘bottle-up’ stress, which eventually seeks release (sometimes as a delayed reaction), through panic attacks, chronic anxiety (fear spread thinly), depression, or a multitude of physical conditions – even skin diseases. The symptoms often reflect our personality. Indeed the mind influences our body in VERY MANY WAYS and as individuals we vary in our ability to cope with stress and anxiety.

    In an average 6 minute consultation, a busy GP just doesn’t have time to do much more than prescribe medication or make a referral for psychosomatic conditions, including stress, anxiety and depression. Although medication can have a place as a treatment for these conditions, drugs are generally not designed to resolve the cause of such ‘dis-eases’. They may just control or reduce symptoms.

    OVERTIME WE BECOME WHAT WE THINK!

    Hypnotherapy aims to ‘reprogram’ our stress-related patterns of habitual thinking…
    Unfortunately, hypnosis tends to be misunderstood (even feared) by the public and by some members of the medical profession. But in reality it is a very natural treatment with considerable potential.