Archive for the ‘Phobias’ Category

Hypnotherapy can help cure a fear of needles

Thursday, March 4th, 2010

For those of you who are terrified of needles then hypnotherapy could be the solution for you. A recent article from The Gazette Extra examined a case study to see how hypnosis could erase one teenagers deep seated fear of needles.
18 year old Dan had a huge phobia of needles and was worried read more »

Hypnotherapy for depression

Tuesday, January 19th, 2010

Often the root of our depression is buried deep in our subconscious. This could be anything from a negative body image right through to a childhood memory. We are often unaware of the sources of these troubled feelings but hypnotherapy is something that could help peel back the layers in order to access and eliminate read more »

The Rewind Technique

Monday, October 19th, 2009

Phobias are fairly common, we ether have one ourselves or at least know someone who suffers from one. They are of course completely irrational and usually what we are afraid of poses little danger but we fear it nonetheless.
It is a well-known fact that hypnotherapy is a good treatment for phobias and it works through read more »

Hypnotherapy for Sexual Problems

Tuesday, September 29th, 2009

Hypnotherapy is one of the safest methods to help you with your sexual problems. This could be any number of things ranging from performance anxiety, erectile dysfunction, orgasmic dysfunction and low sex drive right through to frigidity. The first thing a hypnotherapist will do is uncover the hidden meaning behind your sexual problem and establish read more »

Hypnosis for Social Anxiety and Social Phobias

Monday, September 28th, 2009

Around 10% of the entire population suffer from social phobia. It is perhaps the most common form of anxiety disorder in existence.
The effects of this type of phobia can be quite devastating, not only emotionally but also physically. The symptoms that accompany the disorder include blushing, sweating, trembling, increased heart rate, stammering and nausea, all read more »

U.K theme park offering hypnotherapy to parents with roller coaster phobia

Thursday, August 27th, 2009

Terrified parents who spend their visits to Chessington World of Adventures standing on the sidelines with sweaty palms are to be offered a session with a hypnotherapist.
Chessington World of Adventures claims to have seen a large increase on the number of parents who are too scared to go on rides, and who offer to stand read more »

Hypnotherapy can stop you going round the bend

Thursday, August 20th, 2009

Hypnotheraphy can help wary motorway drivers, reports Manchester Evening News.
Let’s face fact’s, drivers who feel confident and happy cruising down the motorway are a few and far between. The drivers who riskily slalom between three lanes of traffic are a rare breed now a days and the average driver would tend to go out of read more »

Hypnotherapy helps with dentist phobia

Tuesday, June 2nd, 2009

An article on the Metro website highlights one of the nation’s biggest fears – going to the dentist, and how neglecting teeth can have negative results on other areas oh health too.
There are strong links with good dental health preventing strokes, diabetets and heart disease. However, for many a trip to the dentist can prove read more »

Ten unusual hypnotherapy stories

Thursday, May 28th, 2009

An article on The Mirror’s website has ten interesting stories about different problems that hypnotherapy has helped with.
Inspired by the recent story about a woman who was hypnotised to think she had a gastric band fitted to help her lose weight, the article looks at some of the more unlikely issues hypnotherapy has been used read more »

Hypnotherapy used as a part of arachnophobia treatment

Tuesday, May 5th, 2009

A course using hypnotherapy to help people overcome phobias has been highlighted on the BBC website.
Bristol Zoo’s ‘Living With Spiders’ course aims help rid people of arachnophobia, and was created by Simon Garret, who now runs the course with a hypnotherapist and a counsellor.
There are three sections to the course, first a general group discussion read more »