Hypnotherapy is the use of hypnosis in psychology and psychotherapy to support mental health. Helps to restore mental balance, change behaviour patterns, eliminate addictions and bad habits. 
It is a proven alternative to pharmaceutical drugs.

Hypnotherapy is one of the safest, fastest and most effective forms of treatment for most psychological and emotional problems. Promotes independence, expansion of consciousness, and can accelerate the healing process of many physiological ailments.

What is hypnotherapy used for?

Hypnotherapy can be used for many psychological, emotional and physical disorders. It is used to relieve chronic pain, recurrent acute pain, pain from psychosomatic problems, (migraines, fibromyalgia, cancer pain, etc.), to prepare for childbirth, and to reduce the need for analgesics.

In psychotherapy, Hypnosis has been shown to be effective for the treatment of the following:

• mood disorders
• depression
• anxiety 
• panic attacks
• specific phobias and social phobia
• post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
• obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). 

In addition, hypnotherapy is particularly useful for reducing stress and overcoming addictions such as smoking, alcoholism, sleep disorders, sexual problems and eating disorders (anorexia and bulimia).

Children are easily hypnotized and hypnotherapy can help with behavioural, eating issues, and  problems at school or home.

A hypnotherapist is a specialist who uses various skills and techniques to put the client into a trance.

The hypnotherapist adapts to the needs of each client and is able to perform individual psychological treatment with the help of the trance.  

As a qualified hypnotherapist I can offer you solutions and help you overcome the difficulties you are experiencing so that you can regain your emotional balance and live a fulfilling life. 

Like any other treatment , hypnotherapy has its own contraindications. The list below contains a list of conditions for which hypnosis treatment is not recommended:

• endogenous (psychotic) depression
• psychoses, in particular delusional, hallucinatory state, schizophrenia, schizoaffective psychosis, manic-depressive psychosis
• acute states of anxiety, fear, anxiety
• epilepsy
• psychoorganic syndrome
• personality disorders of the schizoid, epileptoid, organic spectrum