The client may frequently seek the services of an analytical hypnotherapy practitioner for psychosomatic issues, such as weight management, comfort eating, pain reduction, irritable-bowel syndrome and brain-fog, and for calming the underlying…
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Violence and Abuse
The analytical hypnotherapist will often observe the seamy side of life when helping the client. The fayre of the client’s troubles may frequently include rape, childhood abuse and domestic violence – so…
Dependency
Why does dependency exist? A baby is born utterly helpless and totally dependent on his parent, guardian or carer whose responsibility it will be to nurture him and to allow the child…
Change Can Be Scary!
Change can be scary for your client – even if he earnestly desires to bring about a much-needed and beneficial change in his fortunes. Your client could, for example, be getting married,…
Self-Awareness is the Key
Your client’s self-awareness will often be the key to transiting the therapeutic process speedily and successfully. We all know individuals whose comments spark reactions, such as: “I can’t believe you’ve just said…
Who’s to blame here?
Does your client tend to blame others for all his/her ills? Or does your client indulge in endless self-blame? Externalised blame It is often said that those who have not undergone therapeutic…
When Trauma Becomes the Safety Zone
by Donna Joy Usher Most of us, at some stage in our life, feel frustrated by our inability to create something that we want. We feel like we are throwing ourselves at…
The Truth about the Ego-Based Agenda
by Donna Joy Usher One of the concepts I have been introduced to over the last years is the alternate egoic agenda. In hypnotherapy I refer to this as secondary intentions. And…
How Does the Past Shape our Future?
by Donna Joy Usher There are going to be a lot of people who will throw stones at me for what I’m about to say. And that’s okay … I’m still going…
The Scars of Sexual Abuse
by Roseanne Rainbow Sexual abuse leaves scars often no one can see. Hidden beneath the “I’m okay” or “I’m fine thanks,” with that smile people around you have become so used to…