Clinical Hypnotherapy

Would I benefit from hypnotherapy? Yes, especially if you have any these: Symptoms such as: Nervous tension, anxiety, body tightness depression not wanting to get out of bed, avoiding social interactions Fears and phobias Fatigue and physical complaints for which your doctor finds no physical basis Disinterested in sexual or intimate relationships Feeling out of control with addictions, drugs, alcohol, food Difficulty sleeping without drugs Dreading tomorrow Do you find it difficult to get along with: At work with co-workers, boss, the system In relationships with family members, children, spouse, friends, neighbors At school with other students, teachers, principals With sexual partners, in your marital relationship Do you often feel: Irritable, angry, dissatisfied Unhappy, numb, disconnected from others Hurt, unappreciated, invisible Sad, depressed, not motivated Guilty, filled with shame, wanting to disappear You are not getting the most out of life. HOW DOES HYPNOTHERAPY WORK? All of the above mentioned symptoms are most often the product of inner emotional conflicts. With Heart-Centered Hypnotherapy you are helped to become aware of, to understand and to resolve your conflicts on the very deepest of levels. In this way it is a\possible for you to do something constructive about your current situation and experiences. CAN PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS BE CAUSED BY EMOTION? Many physical symptoms are psychosomatic in nature which means that they have an emotional or nervous system basis. The word psycho means psychological and somatic means the body. So psycho-somatic means the mind body connection. When you come to think of it, it is not really so strange that emotional strain or worry should produce physical symptoms. After all, every organ in your body is connected with your brain by nerve channels; and so it is logical that when your nervous system is upset by some traumatic experience or conflict, you may feel the effects in various organs of your body. EXACTLY WHAT IS HYPNOSIS? Hypnosis is a natural state of altered consciousness that occurs normally in every person just before he/she enters into the sleep state. In therapeutic hypnosis we prolong this brief interlude so that we can work within its bounds and use it for healing for you.