Clinical hypnotherapy is a form of psychotherapy that uses altered states of awareness to achieve a therapeutic
end result. It is goal orientated, focussing attention internally, reaccessing resources and creating new
associations and patterns of thought and behaviour.

What problems can benefit?

• Stopping smoking and other addictions
• Weight control
• Pain management
• Confidence building
• Phobias
• Anxiety
• Stress

What does it feel like?

In clinical hypnosis there is no loss of consciousness or control. It is not sleep but a halfway state in which specific suggestions are made to address the condition for which help is sought. No one can be hypnotised against their will.
It is essentially a deepened natural state. We all spend part of our life in a degree of hypnosis – daydreaming
and ‘switching off’.

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Practitioner details:

Ginny Dobson B Ed(Hons) RMN
EMDR/Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist

Special Interests:

• occupational stress
• Post traumatic stress and other psychological
sequelae of traumatic events eg.

• Road traffic accidents, physical assault,
rape and the long term effects of childhood
abuse (sexual, emotional and physical)

At TPC on Mondays and Tuesdays 8.30 – 12.30.

Home consultations if appropriate.

www.mind.org.uk

www.ichypnosis.com/hypnotherapy

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