THERAPIES
Hypnosis
The first thing is to explain what it isn’t: my type of hypnosis is not for party tricks where you are persuaded to perform some act against your will, to the amusement of others.
In fact, there is nothing unusual or mysterious about hypnosis, it is simply a state of mind that occurs naturally and spontaneously in each of us. It is a natural phenomenon that you have probably already experienced yourself, for example when absorbed watching a TV program or even when reading a book. It is similar to the relaxed state that you might experience between waking and sleeping, like being in a trance, fully engrossed in your own little world. Well, those are all forms of hypnosis.
Hypnotherapy
Hypnotherapy is a skill and technique which uses the tool of hypnosis to administer many forms of psychotherapy.
There are two forms of Hypnotherapy, Suggestion Therapy and Analytical Therapy (Hypnoanalysis). Suggestion Therapy involves the use of positively worded suggestions that are accepted by the subconscious and acted upon instinctively. Hypnoanalysis is based in the pioneering work of Sigmund Freud and Carl G Jung, and has continued to develop though the decades. It is the most advanced form of hypnotherapy and is used for deep-rooted problems. Hypnotherapy focuses on the causes and effects of symptoms, unraveling the underlying original root of physical and emotional symptoms.
Sequent Repatterning
Therapy (SRT)
Sequent Repatterning Therapy (SRT) has been specifically developed as a therapeutic technique to alleviate Misophonia. Based on an understanding of neuroscience, SRT recognises the elements that leads people to be afflicted by Misophonia.
It is designed to be adaptable to the individual’s needs rather than a rigid protocol. Following an initial assessment, the therapy is usually applied over eight to ten sessions, each about an hour and a half in length and taken weekly.
Only Certified Practitioners have been trained to deliver SRT.
