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Since hypnosis is a natural state of mind, clients are often surprised that they hear every word. Unless one enters a deeper state, or at least a medium state, he or she may not “feel” any different than when relaxing in their favorite easy chair. One may feel quite mellow, and may feel light (or weightless), or very heavy as if sinking into the chair.
Clients who have undergone hypnosis report an improvement in symptoms such as anxiety reduction; phobia fear reduced; decrease in sadness, anger and irritability; and, a better quality of life and said they took fewer drugs and saw their doctor less frequently after the treatment.
Additionally, it is a viable therapeutic option for the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome. IBS is not a disease but a functional disorder in which the nerves and the muscles of the bowel are extra sensitive. It affects an estimated 10-20 percent of the population. Symptoms range from very mild to severe.
Can hypnosis be used to quit smoking?
The key is simple: THE CLIENT MUST WANT TO CHANGE. If this is not so, long-term success is very unlikely. Check out our website for additional information on smoking cessation at www.therapybeyond.com/smoking. (This service is not covered by health insurance plans.)
Some people use substitutes for old smoking triggers, and some do not. I recommend deep breathing and other healthy alternatives. It is far better for the CONSCIOUS mind to choose the substitute than for the subconscious, as one habit might be traded for another.
Chronic pain is a warning that something is wrong with the body, and it needs to be diagnosed by a qualified doctor. Chronic pain can be reduced by relaxing the muscles groups, numbing the chronic pain, using distractions for the pain, and other modalitites.
All clinical issues are covered by all major health insurance plans. Call Robbie Greenfield now at 724-832-7157 or visit our clinical website at www.therapybeyond.com.
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