Our work together and your data is confidential, with the following exceptions:
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I work with children, young people and vulnerable adults only after written consent is obtained from an adult with parental responsibility. I only work with children under the age of 16 when a trusted adult is also present.
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Yes, I given online and phone sessions many times, with just as much success as in-person sessions
Everyone is different, has different requirements and different desires. Most clients begin to experience results within 1 session. The greater the number of sessions you have, the deeper and more thorough the transformation. I recommend a minimum of 2, as it is important to monitor and consolidate progress.
The best place to start is with a free ‘Get to Know Me’ session.
I act within the limits of my knowledge, skills and experience. I will refer clients (with their agreement) on to another practitioner, or healthcare professional if necessary.
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A Stage Hypnotist uses hypnosis to entertain an audience. They use suggestibility tests to find the most suggestible people in an audience, with whom they will then work for the remainder of the show. They then capitalise on the trust, openness and willingness of the suggestible audience members to instruct them to do remarkable things, such as forget their name, stick their hands to the table and so on. For stage hypnosis to work, the audience member must trust the Hypnotist.
A Hypnotherapist uses hypnosis to help their clients change their thinking, emotions and behaviours to achieve something they desire.
As a Hypnotherapist I work with whomever enters the door, or logs on and they become suggestible because they have come for a very important and personal reason, because we have already connected and established some rapport (during a free consultation), because they trust that I can and will help them and because they want to help themselves.
No, in Hypnotherapy you actually regain control of thinking, feeling and behaviour which has been acting independently of your desires for (often) some time. You are free to stop proceedings and leave at any time.
No, if you are asleep, you are asleep. Hypnosis is a trance state, somewhere between waking and sleep. It has never happened, but if for any reason you do fall asleep, I will gently wake you up. I may from time to time use the command “sleep”. If I do, I make it clear what “sleep” means in this context.
The only exception would be self-hypnosis for better sleep audios pieces. The very purpose of these is to guide you to sleep.