How hypnotherapy helps
In today’s fast-paced life, we unknowingly fail to pay attention to our own well-being. That’s exactly where hypnotherapy plays a crucial role as a therapeutic tool. By taking individuals into a deeply relaxed frame of mind, it helps them pause and reflect with a refreshed, rejuvenated, and positive outlook. Hypnotherapy helps by guiding the mind to focus on healing, reducing stress, and improving mental clarity, allowing people to regain control and achieve better emotional and physical well-being.
This, in turn, goes a long way in getting rid of habits and behaviours, which are detrimental to their well-being and also helps them develop positive personality traits. Even more importantly, hypnotherapy positions us to contextualize our lives better and to clearly understand the pros and cons of our actions, habits and behaviours. on the possibilities and opportunities in our lives. Above all, it is a forward looking approach with the aim of unraveling newer possibilities and opportunities and getting to a brighter tomorrow through a fun-filled journey. an and enabling them to get rid of their
Hypnotherapy methodsj are people friendly and are backed by extensive scientific evidence* from years of neurological research. Sessions typically use a mix of techniques from Solution-Focused Brief Therapy and Hypnosis with fun and personalized touch being an integral part of all interactions.
Treatment
Solution focused hypnosis can be effective with a virtually endless list. Below are some common areas where clinical hypnosis is known to work well. If you are looking for help with anything else, please use the contact form to enquire.
- Anxiety & Stress
- Depression
- Sleep issues
- Phobias
- Smoking Cessation
- Performance
- OCD
- Low confidence
- Weight Management
- IBS
- Addictions
- Anger management
- Anxiety
- Binge eating
- Blushing
- Confidence Building
- Depression
- Driving test nerves
- Drug dependence
- Exam preparation
- Eczema
- Frustration
- Public speaking
- Quit Smoking
- Restless Legs
- Self Esteem
- Sensitive bladder
- Social anxiety
- Sports Performance
- Stammering
- Stress Management
- Stop Smoking
- Teeth clenching/grinding
- Tinitus
- Weight Management