CLINICAL HYPNOSIS
BOOK AN APPOINTMENT
Hypnosis is not therapy in itself. But when used appropriately, hypnosis can be used as a tool to make therapy far more effective. We can learn new skills (such as effective compartmentalising) and new, more functional ways of seeing and doing things, quickly and easily.
Hypnotherapy is an evidence-based therapy, with over 80,000 research references worldwide. Clinical hypnotherapy means using advanced methods of hypnosis and other techniques to treat a variety of medical and psychological problems. Upwards of 85 per cent of people will readily respond to clinical hypnotherapy.
A common misconception is that under hypnosis people can be ‘forced’ to do something against their will. This is not true. At all times, the client is in full control and aware of what is going on around them.
Hypnotherapy is not some form of magic pill or quick fix either. It requires that the client be committed to change and prepared to make the effort to make that change a reality.
Clinical hypnotherapy is an established complementary therapy with an excellent track record. A number of medical university hospitals now offer an overview of clinical hypnotherapy as a Selective Study Unit.
Clinical hypnotherapy is highly cost effective as results are being achieved quickly. It can be often successful where other interventions have not produced desired outcomes.