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Hypnotherapy in Nottingham
Hypnotherapy in Nottingham
 
 
About Your Therapist
Information about Robert McKinnon
 
 
Clinical Hypnosis Training Courses in Nottingham
Hypnotherapy courses in Nottingham
 
 
Stop Smoking Hypnotherapy Nottingham
How hypnoptherapy can help you to stop smoking
 
 
Looking for a life coach in Nottingham
SymbioDynamics
 
 
Hypnotherapy in Nottingham - overcome phobias
Details of the therapies on offer
 
 
Sports Psychology in Nottingham
Take your game to the next level
 
 
Nottingham Hypnotherapy : Prices
How much it will cost to change your life
 
 
Nottingham Weight Loss Hypnotherapy
The real solutions to weight loss
 
 
Social phobia and fear of public speaking in Nottingham
Social anxiety in Nottingham
 
 
Hypnosis for pain management in Nottingham
Advanced hypnosis for pain relief
 
 
Advanced Thinking
Know how to use your own brain
 
 
Case Studies
A few examples of the problems I've helped
 
 
Q & A
Your questions answered
 
 
Golf Coaching for the Mind
Helping you to be your best on the golf course
 
 
Hypnotherapy training course near Derby and Leicester
information about our full diploma course
 
 
Transformations School of Clinical Hypnosis
details of course
 
 
Privacy Policy
details of our privacy policy
 
 
Hypnotherapy online
Hypnotherapy in your own home
 
 
Free help with confidence
Learn how to be confident for free!
 
 
Free self hypnosis course
Learn how to use self hypnosis for free
 
 
What is anxiety?
An explanation of what anxiety is all about
 
 

Q & A

Is hypnosis safe?

Yes. Because hypnosis is a natural, everday state of mind it is perfectly safe.

When you become engrossed in a book or a film, you are in a state of hypnosis. When you are daydreaming you are also in a state of hypnosis. So you can see it really is an everyday state of mind.

Will I still be in control?

Yes you will be in control and fully aware during the session. This is a common question, and an understandable one for anyone who has seen stage hypnotism. What you see in a stage show is nothing more than co-operation on the part of the hypnotees. If they are asked to do something they don't want to do then they won't do it. Hypnosis is NOT mind control.

You cannot be made to do or say anything against your will while you are in hypnosis.

What's your success rate?

Very high. Success is difficult to measure accurately but the vast majority of my clients are satisfied with the treatment and care they receive.

I find that I'm unable to help about 5% of clients; in these case I tell them early on that I don't think I can help, and often recommend an alternative therapist (or even an alternative therapy).

Can I get stuck in hypnosis?

No you can't. A hypnotherapist will usually "bring you out" by counting from one to five, or something similar. If he wasn't to do this you'd come out in your own time.

What does hypnosis feel like?

There's no such thing as a hypnotised feeling. Everyone's experience is different and unique. Some people may feel very light, almost as if they're floating. Others might feel very heavy. For most people it's just a very nice feeling of deep relaxation. Some people expect to feel unconscious or "out of it". This simply doesn't happen.

Will I have a permanent outcome?

Where possible, yes. The methods I use attempt to deal with the root cause of the problem, whatever it is, so that a permanent positive outcome is achieved.

How many sessions will I need?

The number of sessions does vary but as a general guide:-

Stop smoking is usually a single two-hour session.

Most phobias, and many habits, can be completely healed in just one or two sessions. (Social phobia and agoraphobia often need more sessions)

Anxiety issues, confidence, depression and panic attacks typically require between three and five sessions, but occasionally more if there are deep-seated causes.


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