Do you recall sitting in the
classroom, drifting off, as you gaze out of
the window only to be brought abruptly back
to reality by an irate teacher? How many of
us have been seemingly
mesmerised
by the flickering flames and the warm glow
of a log fire?
You have already experienced
being in trance. It is a perfectly natural
state of mind. You are aware of voices,
people and happenings around you, yet they
seem distanced, perhaps even unimportant as
you find yourself totally focused and
concentrated on your own, very special,
inner self.
Hypnotherapy simply
utilises
these basic human traits permitting us to
focus on direct, or indirect, suggestion to
the immense benefit of the individual
patient or corporate client.
Rick Sayer trained and studied widely with
the London College of Clinical Hypnosis
before going into practice. He is a full
member of the British Society of Clinical
Hypnosis, is listed at the NHS Directory of
Complementary and Alternative Practitioners
and is one of the few hypnotherapists
recognised
to work with children and young people. He
is also a member of the tutoring team at
Thames Medical Lectures.
He has extensive
intercommunicative skills and experience and
has an undoubted gift as an understanding
and caring listener. With his help, you can
look forward with confidence to breaking
free from your stress filled environment or
making positive change to your life.
To list all of the conditions
for which Clinical Hypnotherapy has been
shown to be effective would be impractical,
but just some of its applications include:
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Examination Nerves |
Driving Test Anxiety |
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Personal Anxiety |
Improving Self Image &
Confidence |
|
Emotional Problems |
Stop Smoking |
|
Realising
Potential |
Blushing |
|
Relationship Issues |
Inhibitions |
|
Guilt Feelings |
Jealousy |
|
Assertiveness |
Weight Control & Body
Image |
|
Bulimia |
Exercise Motivation |
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Bed wetting |
Phobias and Fears |
|
IBS |
Sexual Dysfunction |
|
Disruptive Sleep Patterns |
Snoring |
|
Addictions |
Compulsive
Behaviour |
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Undesirable Habits |
Bruxism |
|
Skin Disorders |
Depression |
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Sports Motivation |
General Relaxation |
|
Pain Control |
|
|
Performance Anxiety
(includes presentations and public
speaking) |
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