Habits and routines
Work can focus on smoking cessation, food habits, sleep routines or other patterns you would like to approach differently.
Hypnotherapy
Clinical hypnotherapy uses relaxation, focused attention and therapeutic suggestion to support agreed, realistic goals.
What to expect
Hypnotherapy is not stage hypnosis. You remain in control, and the work is based on what you want to address. Sessions may include relaxation, guided imagery, focused attention and practical strategies to use between appointments.
It can be used on its own or blended with counselling and NLP where that is appropriate for your goals.
When it may help
Hypnotherapy can be useful where stress, habits, fears or automatic responses are affecting daily life. The work is collaborative and always based on what feels safe and appropriate for you.
Work can focus on smoking cessation, food habits, sleep routines or other patterns you would like to approach differently.
Sessions may help you practise calmer responses to specific fears, phobias, anxiety triggers or performance nerves.
Hypnotherapy can support rehearsal of steadier, more confident responses where pressure, self-doubt or avoidance has built up.
Common goals
The process
We begin by understanding the issue, what you have already tried and what a useful outcome would look like in real life.
Hypnotherapy often uses relaxation and focused attention to help your mind rehearse different responses and loosen old patterns.
Where helpful, you may be given simple techniques or reflections to practise so the work continues outside the therapy room.
Ask about hypnotherapy
A free initial telephone conversation gives you space to ask questions and discuss what you would like to change.