Medical and Dental Hypnotherapy - fear of dentist , white coat syndrome , needles , pain management , recuperation from operations , pre-op nerves , immune system repair , hives, allergies,migraine , living in fear with remission Medical and Dental Hypnosis helps create a sense of peace and harmony within the individual so that the current challenge can be met and dealt with in a positive manner,
thus making the journey toward wellness and peace of mind less traumatic. Aid the physician in bringing the patient to a state of wellness. Reinforce the physician's "orders" and give suggestions for continued speedy recovery. Aid the hospital or health care facility in the performance of their function to:
Meet the requirements of D.R.G. Reduce the amount of drugs the patient would normally require, especially in the control of pain. Reduce the fear and anxiety associated with surgical procedures and catastrophic illness. Assist the family in reducing their anxiety. Teach the family members appropriate suggestions to reinforce the physician's and hospital staff's efforts on behalf of the patient. Help prepare the family for what they will feel as they wait for results of surgery, tests, etc.; as they see their beloved in ICU; and to dispel any negative feelings in order to create peace and harmony within themselves. Hypnosis may be defined as an education communication process to a person's mind that allows his/her conscious and subconscious mind to receive the same message. The process produces an altered state of consciousness through physical and mental relaxation. The critical faculty of mind is by-passed and the subconscious openly receives the communication. At this time, the senses are in a state of heightened awareness. The mind will only accept that which goes along with the established morals and ethics. The person in a hypnotic state will respond only to suggestions with which he/she is in agreement. Desire, belief and expectancy are necessary for this altered state to have effect in the outer behavior of the individual. Research has shown that our unconscious mind makes 90% of our decisions and that behaviors are established at a very young age. The unconscious mind’s primary function is to protect us. However, behaviors learned at a young age are not always helpful in dealing with issues that we face as adults. Although our conscious mind knows how to deal with situations rationally, the unconscious mind which is the driving force, can create a raft of limiting and unhelpful behaviors because of early programming. Call Stuart: +44 7825 599340 / 0121 403 3163
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