Welwyn Hatfield Therapists

Hypnotherapy has a wide range of applications, including psychological issues, medical conditions and as a method to reduce stress and anxieties:

•Giving up smoking
•breaking habits, such as nail-biting or teeth-grinding
•losing weight
•boosting confidence
•enhancing creativity and sports performance
•overcoming fears and anxieties
•managing stress
•sleeping better
•preparing for pain-free childbirth
•relieving skin conditions, high blood pressure, chronic pain, irritable bowel syndrome.
Hypnosis is a state of mind somewhere between sleep and wakefulness. It can be produced either by oneself (auto or self-hypnosis) or by responding to the directions of a therapist. The actual experience of being hypnotized varies from person to person; it is usually accompanied by deep physical relaxation while awareness of your surroundings is reduced.

Hypnosis is a natural phenomenon that occurs in everyday life, for example when day-dreaming or being absorbed in a book. When you are in hypnosis, your conscious mind takes the back seat so that your unconscious mind is able to activate inner resources and take on beneficial suggestions.

Practitioners:
Mary Goodfellow