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A bit about Hypnotherapy

"Hypnotherapy is a fast-acting listening and talking therapy that combines a variety of tools tailored to the client’s personality and needs to achieve a desired specific outcome."

National Hypotherapy Council

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What can Hypnotherapy help with?

  • Anxiety

  • Grief & Bereavement

  • Childbirth anxiety 

  • Children’s problems

  • Chronic Pain

  • Claustrophobia

  • Concentration

  • Confidence

  • Dental phobia

  • Eating problems

  • Exam nerves

  • Fears

  • Habits

  • Hypertension

  • Impostor syndrome

  • Interview nerves

  • Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)

  • Low mood

  • Some medical conditions

  • Menopause

  • Migraine

  • Nail biting

  • Panic attacks

  • Phobias

  • Public speaking

  • Self-Esteem

  • Sleep problems

  • Smoking

  • Sports performance

  • Stress

  • Weight control and maintenance

  • Work life balance

  • Work stress

Feelings

Everyone can experience a wide range of different feelings and sometimes we find these distressing. Feelings such as anxiety, jealousy, guilt, anger or inadequacy. Whatever the feeling, hypnotherapy can offer an effective, natural treatment.

Thoughts

We can all at sometime in our life experience low self-esteem, or obsessive thoughts about something or someone. We may worry about work or what other people think about us. Hypnotherapy can help work through these unhelpful thoughts, so they no longer impact on us. 

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Fears

Some people can experience an irrational fear of a variety of different things, such as animals, insects, objects or tasks and situations. Hypnotherapy is renowned for its effectiveness in helping people overcome 

distressing and inhibiting fears.

Behaviours

People can sometimes find themselves in the grip of habits or patterns they seem unable to control, from nail-biting or smoking to other more complex behaviours and habits. Hypnotherapy can help you overcome such habits and help people find better ways to cope. 

Contact Me

Katie Malley

07305354168

katie@katiemalleytherapy.co.uk

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