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If you would like to know a bit more about what exactly hypnotherapy is, and the way we utilize it, then this page will provide you with the information you are seeking.
Hypnotherapy was endorsed by the British Medical Association [BMA] in 1955. Today, nearly 50 years later, it has become a reputable and recognised therapy.
Hypnotherapy is suitable for a whole range of conditions and issues. Some of the conditions it has been used for include:
If your condition isn't included in the above list then still feel assured that hypnosis is likely to be able to help you in some way. Just contact us and ask us about your specific issues.
What is the state of hypnosis?
The state of hypnosis is basically an altered state of awareness. You have probably glimpsed moments during the course of a normal day when you have naturally entered a similar state.
For instance maybe you have been driving or walking along and found yourself thinking or dreaming so hard about a particular issue that later you realise that you were not even conscious of your surroundings or the direction you were traveling in.
This is very similar to the state of hypnosis, in that you experienced things like time distortion and increased attention to your inner feelings and thoughts.
A hypnotherapist is a person who is trained in using this state to benefit their client.
For example a hypnotherapist will help their client enter the state of hypnosis & then provide a relevant image using story or metaphor that the clients mind can use to resolve a problem or create more success in their life.
Further, you can be assured of feeling in complete control when you are in the state of hypnosis.
Throughout the whole session, a part of you will feel alert and conscious of your surroundings and will be able to decide exactly which parts or ideas you wish to accept.
For more answers to other common questions, also see the FAQ Page
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