Archive for the ‘Anxiety’ Category

Could hypnosis help panic attacks and anxiety?

Friday, August 6th, 2010

Netdoctor has a very useful section of their website which features a number of Q&A’s. One featured question that was particularly of interest to us was ‘Will hypnosis help my panic attacks?’. The patient in question had been told they were suffering from panic attacks or an anxiety state. These attacks were usually characterised by read more »

Hypnotherapy for health anxiety

Friday, July 30th, 2010

Health anxiety is a serious issue which see’s a rising number of people wrongly convinced they are seriously ill. Catherine O’Neill, services manager for anxiety helpline charity Anxiety UK has said that the disorder is one of the issues for which they receive the most calls. Many patients seek constant reassurance from GP’s and helplines read more »

Self-harmers are being failed by the NHS, says report

Thursday, July 8th, 2010

With the UK having one of the highest self-harm rates in Europe questions are being raised about the quality of health care available to them. In a self-harm report conducted by the Royal College of Psychiatrists over half of the 1,500 members surveyed felt they or their team did not have sufficient training to assess read more »

A hypnotherapist helps motorists overcome their driving fears

Monday, June 21st, 2010

Stan Holt has been a hypnotherapist for the past six years and has now decided to use his skills to help Bolton drivers beat any motoring issues they may have. Often little everyday niggles can quickly escalate to fears and phobias if help is not sought at the right time. Holt explains how some drivers read more »

Cognitive Behavioural Hypnotherapy for Body Dysmorphic Disorder

Thursday, June 17th, 2010

Body dysmorphic disorder is a chronic illness which characteristicly sees its sufferers preoccupied by a minor defect, feature or body part. This obsession often leads to problems with social functioning as the patient will view themselves as loathsome. The disorder differs from eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa due to the latter being focused on read more »

Hypnotherapy for exam nerves

Tuesday, June 8th, 2010

Whether you are taking your GCSE exams or your theory test, exams at any age are daunting and stressful so it is important that you find your own way of relaxing. Thinking about the possible negative outcomes of exams is often what causes anxiety but this is a counterproductive process as we need to be read more »

April Summary

Tuesday, May 18th, 2010

Each month Hypnotherapy Directory receives numerous visitors to our site, perhaps simply to peruse the news and helpful articles section or maybe they want to seek help from a professional for a specific issue. Ether way the directory is able to keep track of what our visitors are searching for each month. Throughout April 16% read more »

Hypnotherapy reduces symptoms of the menopause

Friday, May 14th, 2010

A huge number of women enter the menopause each year with many of them experiencing a number of unpleasant side effects. Side effects such as hot flashes are caused by the fluctuating levels of hormones circulating the body, something which is popularly controlled by hormone replacement therapy. However, recent studies have found that women taking read more »

Many Brits struggling with anxiety over their debt

Tuesday, April 27th, 2010

According to statistics around one in three of us struggle with anxiety over our financial debts. Additionally almost one in three of us choose to hide this fact from our loved ones. Hidden debt can eventually lead to serious emotional and physical issues and the inability to share this with family and friends will often read more »

Hypnotherapy for academic performance and test anxiety

Friday, April 23rd, 2010

For many college and university students the stress and anxiety of education can often become overwhelming, subsequently affecting their grades. Sapp (1990) conducted a study looking into the role of hypnosis when used to treat test anxiety in American college students. The participants were all enrolled in a psychology course with a heavy workload and read more »

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