Hypnotherapy

What is Hypnosis?

The use of hypnosis to treat disease (hypnotherapy) has been around for a long time, in fact the British Medical Association approved the use in hypnotherapy in 1955, the American Medical Association approved its use in 1958. Hypnosis is neither sleep nor awake, but is a deeply relaxed, altered state of consciousness which empowers the individual to allow beneficial, positive suggestions to be accepted by the unconscious mind, the part of us which stores our deepest beliefs, memories, fears and emotions.This sometimes neglected part of the mind exercises a large influence over our personality and our behaviour.

Hypnotherapy can be used to make positive changes in your life and to provide relief from a variety of physical and psychological symptoms, it is a brief, strategic therapy, one that is aimed specifically at finding a resolution to your problems as quickly, safely and efficiently as possible.

Some of the general conditions that may be treated with hypnosis include;

Stopping smoking
Phobias and fears
Weight control
Irritable bowel syndrome
Skin conditions
Psychogenic infertility
Stress and insomnia
Performance anxiety

During the therapy sessions you will deal with emotional eating, boredom eating and food cravings. Your past experiences have created your current eating habits it doesn't matter how much you try to change the way you see food the deep program in your mind will do what it thinks is best, which is to eat more food. Curative hypnotherapy allows new habits and patterns to be formed in the subconscious mind which will allow you to desire less food and so lose weight naturally and easily. Allowing you to still enjoy those foods you really desire and to become the weight you wish to be at the same time.