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Clinical Hypnotherapy
What is Clinical Hypnotherapy?
Clinical Hypnotherapy uses Hypnosis to to treat and relieve various psychological and somatic problems. Various approaches are used, including both permissive and non-permissive techniques, NLP, visualisation, and other methods.
How can the Clinical Hypnotherapy Help?
When hypnotised, you are neither asleep or awake, but feel a great sense of relaxation. You will be in an altered state of consciousness so that useful suggestions may be made to your unconscious mind. Even when hypnotised you will be able to reject suggestions if they are not useful and you cannot be hypnotised against your will.
It is estimated that around 85% of all age groups will readily respond to Clinical Hypnotherapy.
Hypnotherapy is useful in treating the following conditions:
Breaking unwanted habits
- Smoking
- Alcoholism
- Drug Abuse
- Nocturnal Enuresis
- Nail Biting
- Stuttering
- Tics
Relief/Remission from
- Asthma
- Hay Fever & Rhinitis
- Sinus conditions
- Migraine & Headaches
- Gastro-Intestinal and Neurological Disorders
- Hormonal problems
Dermatalogical Conditions
- Eczema
- Psoriasis
- Neuro-dermatitis
- Herpes Simplex
- Warts
Gynaecological Problems
- PMT
- Amenorrhea
- Dysmenorrhea
- Psychogenic Infertility
- Obstetrics for pain free childbirth
Pain Control
- Minor Surgery
- Dentistry
- Arthritis
- General neuromuscular conditions
Anxieties
- Phobias
- Compulsions
- Panic
- Emotional Problems
- Insomnia
- Inhibitions
- Guilt Feelings
- Jealousy
- Mild & moderate depressive feelings
Sexual Problems
- Premature Ejaculation
- Frigidity
- Vaginismus
General
- Weight Control
- Improved Performance
- Improved Concentration and Memory
- Developing the Imagination
- Boosting Self-Confidence
- Self-esteem
How did the Clinical Hypnotherapy Originate?
Ancient Greeks and Romans used Hypnosis and this tradition was passed through the ages. In 1955 the British Medical Association endorsed the practice of Clinical Hypnosis in a Medical School education.