here part of an article from star online: With so many movies perpetuating misconceptions about hypnosis, it is time to put the record straight. CLINICAL hypnosis is a state of relaxed inner concentration that can offer some very powerful benefits to health and well-being. Recently, Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, made headlines when she visited a clinical hypnotherapist to help with her morning sickness, sending a strong message that clinical hypnotherapy is safe for mother and child. So, perhaps it is time to check out this form of healthcare, which is also available in Malaysia. What does a clinical hypnotherapist do? Scientific research shows that clinical hypnosis can help with a wide variety of conditions, from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and dental phobia to pain management, and even recovery from surgery. A recent study from Harvard University, US, shows that self-hypnosis stimulates the relaxation response, and this can even switch off genetic markers that trigger harmful illnesses. Clinical hypnotherapy is safe and can help improve sleep, reduce chronic pain, alleviate symptoms of depression and anxiety, and even build up confidence and motivation. And far from being scary, clinical hypnosis is a state that most people enter naturally several times a day. In fact, if you have ever found your mind drifting away whilst you are driving, or experienced an enjoyable daydream, then you have experienced a natural form of hypnosis. This experience is called dissociation, and the human mind does it all the time! A clinical hypnotherapist can structure your natural experience into a powerful form of therapy that can help with medical conditions, psychological problems, and even help you prepare and recover from surgery. With so many movies perpetuating misconceptions about hypnosis, it is time to put the record straight. CLINICAL hypnosis is a state of relaxed inner concentration that can offer some very powerful benefits to health and well-being. Recently, Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, made headlines when she visited a clinical hypnotherapist to help with her morning sickness, sending a strong message that clinical hypnotherapy is safe for mother and child. So, perhaps it is time to check out this form of healthcare, which is also available in Malaysia. What does a clinical hypnotherapist do? Scientific research shows that clinical hypnosis can help with a wide variety of conditions, from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and dental phobia to pain management, and even recovery from surgery. A recent study from Harvard University, US, shows that self-hypnosis stimulates the relaxation response, and this can even switch off genetic markers that trigger harmful illnesses. Clinical hypnotherapy is safe and can help improve sleep, reduce chronic pain, alleviate symptoms of depression and anxiety, and even build up confidence and motivation. And far from being scary, clinical hypnosis is a state that most people enter naturally several times a day. In fact, if you have ever found your mind drifting away whilst you are driving, or experienced an enjoyable daydream, then you have experienced a natural form of hypnosis. This experience is called dissociation, and the human mind does it all the time! A clinical hypnotherapist can structure your natural experience into a powerful form of therapy that can help with medical conditions, psychological problems, and even help you prepare and recover from surgery.
Posted on: Mon, 22 Jul 2013 16:16:26 +0000
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