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]]>Well the stuff you see on television where people are clucking like chickens or playing an air guitar that is Stage Hypnosis. Very funny, very clever but not Hypnotherapy as in Hypno “therapy”. Most people who are picked to go on stage are extroverts who don’t mind doing crazy things on stage to make us laugh. Stage Hypnosis is purely for fun, to entertain, to make people have an enjoyable night out, very skilled but nothing whatsoever to do with treating unwanted issues.
Because Stage Hypnosis is seen more often through the media, people often confuse the two. I am never surprised now when people sometimes say on enquiring about an appointment, how nervous they feel, I often hear things such as you’re not going to turn me into a frog are you?… do I need to look into your eyes, will I lose control… and the answer to all these questions is NO. Nothing could be further from the truth, Hypnotherapy is one of the most gentle therapies that I have studied. Please be assured that you will never ever be asked to do anything whatsoever that would make you feel uncomfortable or outside of your comfort zone.
Hypnotherapy is just that a “therapy” it is a very gentle, deeply relaxing, effective way to eliminate years of debilitating habits and unwanted feelings and issues. I have been working as a therapist for over 20 years and in my opinion, Hypnosis is the most effective method of personal change.
My clients are often surprised how deeply they can relax. Hypnotherapy is a deeply calming experience, a very effective way to change unwanted negative behaviour patterns.
You will leave the session feeling completely calm and at peace and you can always guarantee that your will feel much better when you walk out from the appointment than when you walked in before the session.
Thanks for reading.
Carol
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