A skilled expert, such as a Clinical Hypnotherapist, Psychologist, Mental Health Worker, or even a Medical Doctor, can provide clinical hypnotherapy, which combines hypnosis and psychological treatment. In order to use hypnosis for therapeutic purposes, you must first relax. Once you are in this condition, your therapist can talk to your subconscious mind and offer ideas for dealing with certain problems like pain, anxiety, or addiction.
Think of hypnosis, often known as being in a trance-like condition, as a "connection" that joins your subconscious and conscious minds. We can more quickly determine the underlying causes of damaging behavior/habits that might otherwise take weeks to discover by accessing deeply buried memories, experiences, and repressed emotions.
What advantages can clinical hypnotherapy offer?
1. Decreased acute and chronic pain
In almost every instance, hypnosis intervention consistently showed significant improvements in a range of chronic pain conditions, according to a 2009 Clinical Hypnotherapy study comparing the outcomes of 13 distinct trials that examined outcomes from hypnosis-treated pain. Chronic pain is described as pain that lasts for at least six months or more and may result in a great deal of suffering and anguish (Elkins, Jensen & Patterson 20019). Clinical hypnotherapy that included both practitioner-led training (during a session) and patient education on self-hypnosis (outside of a session) assisted in lowering pain from conditions like cancer, fibromyalgia, physical disability, arthritis, and lower back pain.
Decreased anxiety and depression symptoms
According to Beyond Blue 2020, one in seven Australians will experience depression at some point in their lives, and one in four will experience anxiety. As a result, mental health issues are quickly growing to be Australia's biggest public health problem. Clinical hypnotherapy can help people with anxiety and depression by enhancing their emotional and physical control, lowering their self-consciousness, and directing their concentrated attention (Stanford 2016). In hypnosis, our clinical hypnotherapist will assist you to become calm before offering coping mechanisms that could aid in controlling your depressive and anxious symptoms. Your mind will learn to respond more effectively to challenging situations or emotions by using statements like "when you begin to feel concerned or worried, you will halt, breathe, and count to three." Your mind is far more receptive to suggestions than usual when you are in the trance-like condition observed in hypnotherapy.
The control of phobias or fears
The treatment of phobias and fears is one of clinical hypnotherapy's most well-liked applications. An official definition of a phobia is "a marked and persistent fear of the presence or expectation of a meeting with a specific object or scenario," such as a fear of flying, spiders, big crowds, etc (Fredette, El-Baalbaki, Neron & Palardy 2012). This may cause panic and/or worry in those who experience it, along with physical signs including sweating, labored breathing, and an accelerated heart rate. According to a 2008 study conducted in California, USA, all subjects who underwent hypnotherapy for a list of specific phobias, such as the fear of heights, driving, and snakes, saw an average 56.46% reduction in symptoms compared to their baseline score (Alliant International University, San Diego).
Abuse of drugs and alcohol
For those who struggle with drugs, alcohol, gambling, food, sex, and a variety of other concerns, clinical hypnotherapy can offer a drug-free alternative to controlling addiction and substance abuse. You are more receptive to suggestions and less resistant to confronting intense emotional trauma and memories that may have contributed to or started your addiction while you are under the influence of hypnosis. Clinical hypnotherapy may also offer a more upbeat perspective on your issue, giving you the self-assurance and willpower you need to kick undesirable behaviors. Clinical hypnotherapy was found to increase participants' willpower to resist addictive desires and cravings in a 2017 study by Sawni & Breuner. According to the study, hypnosis has the capacity to "effectively modify the neurophysiological networks capable of rewiring specific patterns and programming" in the brain. This is very helpful when treating compulsions and addictions.
*It's crucial to speak with your doctor before pursuing clinical hypnotherapy for drug or alcohol addiction to be sure it's the right course for you.
Relationship and self-esteem concerns
The effectiveness of clinical hypnotherapy in enhancing interpersonal relationships and self-esteem is perhaps one of its most underappreciated uses. According to Kirkus (1995), hypnotherapy is a "psychological or mental healing process (that can be used) to achieve desired goals like changing current feelings or behaviors." These feelings or behaviors are frequently a result of unfavorable attitudes, beliefs, and values we have about ourselves and our relationships, which can be harmful to our success and/or growth. Your capacity to spot patterns in your behavior that might be causing unfavorable results is improved by allowing you to delve deeper and explore underlying emotions and memories while under hypnosis. Our hypnotherapist will start to use suggested tactics to modify the way you communicate to yourself, value who you are, process situations, interact with people, and view life events from a different angle.
The hypnotherapist's responsibilities include:
Assisting the patient to enter a trance-like state of calm and relaxation
Using the right techniques while the patient is in trance assists with problem resolution.
Hypnotherapy has been demonstrated to be an effective and non-traditional treatment in a number of fields, including:
Infant birth
Phobias
Anxiety
Depression
Mood Disorders
Addictions
Control of habits
Control of pain
plus a lot more!
Hypnotherapy is a fantastic way for trained professionals in the following disciplines to expand or use their current practices:
Stress Reduction
Anger Control
Coaching for Life
Instruction in meditation
Spiritual Guidance
Grief therapy
Crisis Management
Integrated Nursing
Hypnotherapists might work from home or in private practice, but they can also provide services to organizations like businesses or other governmental bodies.
Hypnotherapy may be a great method for you to diversify your work as a licensed, certified, or degreed health care provider while also assisting individuals in overcoming a wide range of anxieties and disorders through the subconscious mind healing process.
Are you considering earning your certification as a clinical hypnotherapist? Please explore our program and feel free to speak with our counselors about our entire education program and courses leading to credentials to earn the certification if this practice specialty interests you.
Hypnotherapy can be used to treat a variety of problems, including phobias and fears, stress and anxiety, panic attacks, insomnia, lack of confidence, weight management, quitting smoking, and even medical diseases including migraines, rheumatoid arthritis, and irritable bowel syndrome.
After you have located a local hypnotherapist you will typically have an initial consultation to discuss your problem and ask any questions you may have. The required number of hypnotherapy sessions after that varies from 1 to 3-5 sessions, lasting roughly 1-2 hours each. If a formal trance is employed during the session, you'll usually feel nice and tranquil for about 30 to 45 minutes.
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