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whether they be physical, emotional or of the mind.

>  What Hypnotherapy Can Do For You

With professional help, your health, your confidence and morale can improve dramatically in a short period of time. Hypnotherapy can help you lead a much happier life, free from the slavery of unwanted conditions and behaviours.

Improvements in your well-being can also bring a great change in the lives of your friends and family, as they can share in your new happiness and fulfilment, freed from previous restrictions and worries.

>  Conditions I Treat

Here's a brief list of some of the conditions that can benefit from the skilled application of Hypnotherapy, Psychotherapy and Counselling;

Learn for yourself, with professional guidance, how to access your own latent abilities in self-healing.

>  Save Money Through Hypnotherapy!

There can often be big financial gains for you from being treated by hypnotherapy. Saving thousands of pounds from giving up smoking is an obvious example. Similarly savings from other compulsive behaviours or addictions such as gambling and drinking.

But there are also potential financial benefits from many other hypnotherapy treated conditions. For example, you can start to lead a more fulfilling life, and with more confidence, freed from previous restrictions that were holding you back, you can do better in your job or career.

>  What Is Hypnosis?

Hypnosis is really a state of conscious relaxation, in comparison with the unconscious relaxation of sleep.

In sleep, the normal, everyday, waking mind is, to a large extent, closed down, allowing for a full re-charge of the body's batteries and perhaps only being disturbed by a loud noise - or an alarm clock!

In hypnosis the client is aware of what is happening - not unconscious as in sleep - and allows and consents to being guided by the hypnotherapist in exploring the particular area or areas which are of concern.

This communication between hypnotherapist and client is a two-way interactive one and not at all a "do as I say" situation - hence the use of a question-and-answer dialogue between the two of them.

Indeed, even beyond that, the real communication is between the client's normal, functional, conscious mind and his or her sub consciousness.

This can be illustrated by someone who wants to give up smoking, for instance.

At the subconscious level, he or she knows that it is harmful to health, but the "conscious" mind won't let them quit because of the "benefits" and "pay-offs" it gives them. "It relaxes me", "it helps me concentrate", and so on.

From this internal dialogue, the hypnotherapist helps the small voice of the client's sub consciousness to become empowered and, at the same time, take away the megaphone that the smoking habit has been shouting through, which, up until now, has been calling the shots, against the real will of the client.

>  What Hypnosis Is Not

We've all seen or heard about stage show hypnotists who ask for volunteers from the audience to come up and be made to perform, after being hypnotised, various acts which they otherwise would not do.

Braying like a donkey, walking on all fours while barking like a dog and so on and so forth.

These volunteers are actually participating in the entertainment spectacle and, I suspect, would even like to conduct the proceedings themselves, if they were able.

They want to be there, up on stage, and that is the whole point. You cannot be forced to be hypnotised. You have to take part.

The hypnotist is not forcing them to bark like a dog and certainly could not get them, by suggestion, to "do" something they did not want to do.

This is a common mis-conception about hypnosis and that is why I would never on the first meeting with a client attempt a deep, hypnotic trance. I always give a purely relaxing introduction to the hypnotic state, where clients can just "put their toes in the water" and see for themselves how relaxing it is and can dispel any doubts, by experiencing for themselves what exactly is involved.

I have never yet had an adverse reaction, even to the extent that some people actually don't want to come back from the state of relaxation they find themselves in!

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