Hypnosis Helps Many Issues

Hypnosis and hypnotherapy has been used to help with many life issues.

The BMA (British Medical Association) confirmed in the lates 1950's hypnosis effectiveness in helping reduce stress and anxiety.

A Manchester hospital uses hypnosis to help its patients with IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) to control and manage their symptoms.

A Cottish dentist recently demonstrated on television how self hypnosis can help control pain.

Although this is not a complete list, here are just some ailments and issues that hypnosis has been used for.

Smoking, Stress, Motivation, Confidence, Weight and Self Esteem

Redundancy, Doubts, Eating Problems, Anxiety, Achievement and Assertiveness

Alcohol, Obsessions, Performance, Panic Attacks and Insomnia

Sadness, Relationships, Blushing, Skin Problems and Phobias

Unemployment, Sweating, Fertility, Gambling, Communication and Timidity

Pregnancy, Childbirth, Relationships, Performance Fears, Sexuality and Ulcers

Driving Nerves, Spiders, Impotence, Stomach Issues, Exam Nerves and Flying

Bereavement, Stage Fright, Driving, Guilt, Pain, and Presentations

Claustrophobia, Frustration, Eczema, Concentration, Agoraphobia and Frigidity

Restless Legs, Memory, Birds, Love, Tinnitus, Assertiveness and Water phobias

In 1955 the British Medical Association reports that hypnosis was a valuable medical tool. In 1958 the American Medical Association states that hypnosis as a viable scientific process. In 1962 the American Psychiatric Association recognises that hypnosis was a viable modality to treat some psychological problems.