Hypnotherapy Information Exchange

There was a superb tele­vision delight on here in the UK entitled ‘Hypno-​​Surgery’ recently and it showed a man receiving hypno-​​surgery. That is, he had a hernia operation without any anaes­thesia other than by using hypnosis.

Of course, it is a sen­sation because it is on tele­vision, however, these have been done for years. There are lots of filmed studies and masses of research that has been done using hypnosis alone when per­forming surgery.

Many ways have been used to alleviate pain over the years and I have exper­ienced many myself and found hypnosis accom­panied with a range of mind skills and tools to be by far the best way of over­coming and altering my response to it.

Can you remember a time when you had a paper cut and you did not realise that you had it until later on that day when you saw it with your own eyes? It was not until you saw it that it hurt and thought “oooh that smarts a bit.” This is nat­urally occurring anaes­thesia, the capacity which exists within us all.

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Ori­ginally posted 2009-​​03-​​23 21:36:48.

Pain is a subject that touches everyone. After all, it is a human con­dition from which we all suffer at one time or another. There are headaches, dental pro­cedures, sports injuries, broken bones, soft-​​tissue injuries, and psycho­somatic pain.

Research shows that 75% to 80% of all adults will experience lower back pain at some time in their lives. Approx­imately 40 million Americans suffer from arthritis pain and as many as 45 million suffer from chronic, recurring headaches. There are thousands of people every year who suffer the agony of surgical inter­ventions and thousands more who endure the pain of debil­itating or terminal ill­nesses. Read the rest of this entry →

Ori­ginally posted 2009-​​03-​​29 20:08:07.

BANISH FEARS WITH HYPNOTHERAPY

Hypnosis is fantastic for reducing anxiety. It’s an excellent technique which will work for 70 to 80 per cent of dental patients. Relaxation tech­niques include a CD so patients can benefit at home too.

Hypnosis is so effective it can in fact replace local anaesthetic.

Apatient can under hypnosis numb a part of their own mouth and have treatment done. We had a patient recently with lots of allergies who couldn’t have a local anaes­thetic because she was allergic to it. We did her treatment suc­cessfully under hypnosis.

Surgery has even been done under hypnosis and dental implants have been fitted. The power of hypnosis is unbelievable.

Check out this link for more information. http://tinyurl.com/cq85cj

Ori­ginally posted 2009-​​03-​​09 07:49:48.