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Hypnotherapy

01 August, 2007 18:07:00 | 674 times read
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The state is neither fully awake nor asleep, with hypnotherapists viewing the trance as a condition in which the body and mind can be calm and serene. Whilst in this state a person can function correctly and perform tasks, converse sensibly and carry out requests. The aim is that the patient and therapist work together to achieve a cure or overcome some difficulty. There are a variety of disorders that have been treated with success:

  • Migraine
  • Irritable bowel syndrome
  • Problems caused by stress and anxiety.
  • Hysterical illnesses such as phobias
  • Insomnia
  • Motivation
  • Trauma
  • Improved learning and memory
  • Confidence issues
  • Smoking
  • The pains of childbirth can also be relieved greatly.
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