I was thinking some time ago about how the belief system can influence the outcome of therapy, and how Reiki does not require a belief in to work.
Just a few days ago we were visited by a friend who had fallen from her bicycle several days earlier, injuring and badly bruising her hip and elbow.
Nice hypnobirthing video. One mum’s experience of using hypnosis for childbirth.
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On a worldwide scale, breast cancer is the second most prevalent cancer. The most common is lung cancer. In 2004 over 185,000 women were diagnosed with breast cancer. In the same year almost 41,000 died from breast cancer.
A recent press article reporting on Hypnotherapy and research into it’s efficacy for relief of arthitic pain
Bernadine Coady, 67 years young decide that self-hypnosis was to be her anaesthesia for a recent knee operation.
I just returned from a wonderful weekend visiting a good friend and fellow APHP hypnotherapist Dr Alberto Torelli at his practice and school in Cairo Montenotte, Italy.
Alberto had kindly extended an invitation to his seminar on treatment of IBS by hypnotherapy. For me it was a unique opportunity to discover the protocol he teaches for IBS treatment, and also to meet new friends and fellow therapists in a warm ( 38 degrees – pun intended) and friendly atmosphere.
Alberto’s enthusiasm for his work and his approach to IBS further re-inforced my belief and understanding of just how hypnosis can tap into the Sub-conscious and achieve success where other conventional methods of treating IBS usually fail.
You can visit Alberto’s site here and also read more about my approach here
Ex Atomic Kitten Liz McClamon has lost more than a stone weight and regained her confidence after turning to Hypnotherapy. In a determined effort to overcome the humiliation she felt during her time in the reality TV show Celebrity Love Island Liz underwent hypnotherapy and was delighted with the results.
In an effort to climb the rankings of the Ladies’ European Tour Lynn Kenny has turned to the power of hypnotherapy.
Doctors using hypnotherapy to treat irritable bowel syndrome claim it works in 70 per cent of cases.
Hospital patient Alex Lenkei decided against having an anaesthetic for an operation – opting to use hypnosis as a natural way of achieving pain control.