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Hypnotherapy in Manchester is offered at our Eccles premises. You can attend
for a face to face session at your own convenience by contacting us during office hours on 0161 7890547, or emailing. There
is no long waiting list and you will not have to use a waiting room with other people, so confidentiality is assured.
As an alternative to attending in person, you can use our pre-recorded sessions on CD or mp3
download at www.selfhypnosisuk.com This is a similar process to a face-to-face Hypnotherapy session, though
it is generic and not tailor-made. Whichever you choose, you can be assured of a confidential, professional, quality
service at all times
Disclaimer: Hypnotherapy should be used in conjunction with, and not as a replacement
for any conventional medical treatment that you may be receiving. As Hypnotherapy can slow the heart beat down, we suggest
that if you suffer with low blood pressure you should check with your GP before using Hypnotherapy or Self-Hypnosis.
Hypnotherapy is not a cure, it's an aid that helps the subconscious mind change how it processes information. This
allows new ideas, thoughts, sensations, visions and experiences to become embedded in the memory so that they can be recalled
when needed. Anything suggestions or ideas that are unacceptable to you in wakeful state, will be just as
unacceptable in a hypnotic state, therefore hypnotherapy and the state of hypnosis cannot make you say anything or do
anything that you would not normally do.
Hypno-therapy has proved to be benefical for many issues such as:
- Ego Strengthening
- Lowering blood pressure
- Develop calmness, relaxation, and confidence
- Develop insight and clarity
- Establish self-control and direction
- Generate new and productive
behaviours
- Challenge limiting beliefs and self-perceptions
- Maximise
resources and potentials
- Generate awareness, options and goals
- Unlearn
and re-learn
- Completion and Closure (catharsis/let go of blocked emotions)
- Relaxation and stress management
- Management of pain (physical
manifestations)
- Management – control of habits and compulsions.
- Management – control of fears and phobias
Face-to-face Hypnotherapy in Manchester. Tel: 0161 7890547
Face-to-face Hypnotherapy at our practice involves 2/3 appointments. The first appointment
is a consultation session, where I will gather all the information about your problem, this session often lasts an hour.
The second appointment is the Hypnotherapy session. In-between these two appointments, a personalised, bespoke script
will be written for use during the Hypno-Therapy session. Though many therapists will offer on-the-spot therapy,
l feel this is inappropriate and unethical. The more relevant the hypnosis "script", the deeper
the hypnotic trance state is; this makes the therapy last longer and works far better for long-established fears, phobias
and unwanted habits. The 3rd appointment is a top-up Hypnotherapy session; where you will have a chance to
discuss your progress, look at any difficulties and have another Hypnotherapy session.
A word of caution from Sharon; you will find many websites and clinics that proclaim that Hypnotherapy
can cure or treat just about anything, from increasing the size of certain parts of the anatomy, to curing cancer, or
making someone fall in love - I am a serious Clinical Hypnotherapist, and I will only promote the use of Hypnotherapy where
it has proven to be beneficial, and affective by way of my own case studies and empirical, quantifiable research. It
doesn't work for everyone, and no ethical, professional Hypnotherapist should tell you it does! I also
do not offer Past Life Regression - this form of entertainment has no place in improving and promoting a healthier mind and
body.
Try our Free Relaxation Session
Information about Sharon Shinwell, the Hypnotherapist.
This page contains
a brief overview of Hypnotherapy and how it works. If you want to read a more detailed explanation, go to The State of Hypnosis - how it is achieved? There is also a FREE pdf ebook file at the end of this article.
Self-Hypnosis Audio CDs/downloads
In an ideal
world, face to face Hypnotherapy is the preferred way to use this form of therapy, but in today's fast moving
busy life, few of us has the luxury of time or money to go for regular Hypnotherapy sessions. With the advent of new technology,
understanding of hypnotic scripts and techniques, and the public's motivation for self-help and alternative medicines,
Self-Hypnosis has become a very good alternative.
Self-Hypnosis is a powerful self-help tool
for implementing change within your life. It is simple, effective, non-invasive, produces long-term changes, and can be used
by almost everyone. By using a Here To Listen Audio CD or download, you will have, at the touch of button, a full
Hypnotherapy Session that can be used whenever you need to, as often as you need to.
Self-Hypnosis can be used to relieve many physical, psychological, and emotional problems.
It is often used to change behaviours, break unwanted habits, for overcoming fears and phobias, conquering pain, stress, anxiety,
and panic attacks, improving health, or for personal development.
Soothing music accompanies the therapy at strategic
points, helping the listener to relax, and absorb the information whilst the therapist guides you with gentle suggestions,
positive language, and life changing imagery. You will always be in control at all times, able to awaken immediately should
the need arise and attend to anything that you need to.
ALL OUR SELF-HYPNOSIS CDs & DOWNLOADS
CAN BE BOUGHT ON www.selfhypnosisuk.com
Telephone orders with Debit/Credit
card call on 0161 7890547
Hypnotherapy and Hypnosis When we talk about the conscious mind, we refer to the thoughts that
are going through our heads right now, the ones that we are aware
of as we think about something, the little voice on the shoulder or in the
head, the one you can hear right now, as you think of your shoulder. The conscious mind is rather less significant than
our unconscious mind. To make it clearer (or not as the case may be), if you compare your mind to an iceberg; an analogy
that one of my lecturers favoured, then the tip of the iceberg that you see above the surface of the water is the conscious
mind, and the larger more substantial part of the iceberg that is out of sight, below the water line (but supports the tip),
is the unconscious mind, a significantly larger part.
The unconscious mind is the seat of our emotions, and directs nearly all our behaviour. Everything
that has ever happened to us, and everything we have ever seen, smelt, touched or heard is stored away there for future reference.
It contains all our wisdom and intelligence; it is our source of creativity. The number of activities our unconscious mind
performs and controls for us is quite humbling and astounding. Whenever we need to remember something, a name, date, place,
an instruction, an understanding or insight, up it pops out of our unconscious mind like magic, weather the conscious mind
wants it to or not. Without ever being consciously aware of it, we breathe, walk, talk, drive a car and use complicated pieces of technology,
never giving a second thought as to where all that knowledge came from. However, the conscious mind constantly takes credit
for, and finds explanations for the activities of the unconscious mind, over which it actually has no control and about which
it is unaware.
Over many years, the conscious mind becomes very good at this act so that it is able to offer such impressive
rationalisations and explanations for its behaviour that we don’t even question it. Nevertheless, the unconscious mind
is much more observant, wise, intelligent, adaptive, and skilful than the conscious mind could ever be; it is said that the
conscious mind can only hold eight thoughts at any one time; usually in small chunks, which is why we tend to remember numbers
more easily if they are in small bundles.
The unconscious mind can also delete information from our awareness. It would be impossible to process all the information
we receive consciously, so the unconscious mind sorts it and then presents us with a summary of what is taking place.
We have all heard anecdotal stories of extreme bravery when someone has badly injured himself or herself, but feels no pain
and has no awareness of their own injuries until after the traumatic event. The unconscious mind had sorted through
the information and decided what we need to know to help our actions at that moment in time. The interaction between the conscious
and unconscious minds is going on all the time and we never give any of this process a second thought.
Our conscious mind uses questions
to reason, our conscious mind; the voice in our head, is always evaluating - critically and analytically – by comparing,
contrasting and noticing, but in hypnosis, and the hypnotic trance state, the conscious mind is dampened down and this allows excellent communication with the unconscious mind,
and without it’s critical analytical partner, changes in core beliefs and behaviours can take place.
But this ability of the unconscious mind to accept without critical analyses has a downside, because it can
just as easily hang on to negative experiences, so that whenever a similar event to that previously experienced occurs again
in the future, the old feelings of discomfort that were felt the first time, are instantly brought back to the conscious mind
in an attempt to protect us; this is how phobias start.
So to recap, during a hypnotherapy session, it is the unconscious
part of the mind that is spoken to, where new ideas, concepts and affirmations can be implanted, and it is here that old limiting
beliefs can be changed. Past phobias and learnt negative behaviours, feelings and concepts can be looked at and laid to rest,
allowing the conscious mind to adopt a more rational positive outlook. The subconscious part of our mind has no critical awareness,
and is only limited by our imagination.
To order a Self Hypnosis audio CD go to www.selfhypnosisuk.com
For Hypnotherapy consultations, contact Sharon.
Disclaimer: Hypnotherapy should be used in conjunction with, and not
as a replacement for any conventional medical treatment that you may be receiving. As Hypnotherapy can slow the heart beat
down, we suggest that if you suffer with low blood pressure you should check with your GP before using Hypnotherapy or Self-Hypnosis.
Hypnotherapy is not a cure, it's an aid that helps the subconscious mind change how it processes information. This
allows new ideas, thoughts, sensations, visions and experiences to become embedded in the memory so that they can be recalled
when needed. Any suggestions or ideas that are unacceptable to you in wakeful state, will be just as unacceptable
in a hypnotic state, therefore hypnotherapy and the state of hypnosis cannot make you say anything or do anything that
you would not normally do.
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