hypnotherapy, Hypnosis & NLP, Reiki & spiritual, Aromatherapy & Access Bars

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TF10 7SU, Newport, Telford And Wrekin, England, United Kingdom

Rebecca Garratt

hypnotherapy, Hypnosis & NLP, Reiki & spiritual, Aromatherapy & Access Bars

Hypnotherapy & NLP Sessions with Rebecca

Rebecca Garratt
Registered Hypnotherapist & NLP Practitioner

What Happens In an Hypnotherapy & NLP session

Online Zoom Sessions for Hypnotherapy & Zoom are hugely successful with clients experiencing a great amount of positive change.

If you would like a face to face appointment please See your 'Visit CV-19' and check you are happy with the procedure put in place.

Once an appointment has been booked, a form will be sent to you. This forms part of the therapeutic process and provides me with more information to ensure that you receive the best possible session.

Conatct

Session Duration

1st session 1hour 30mins

2nd session can be 1hour or 1.5hours

Cost

1st session £70

1 hour £60

Combine Hypnotherapy & NLP with Another Therapy

After the first session you can choose a 1.5 hour session and receive Reiki or Access Bars after the hypnotherapy part of the session.

Hypnotherapy Explained

Accredited Clinical Hypnotherapist

My name is Rebecca and I am a qualified accredited hypnotherapist and NLP practitioner. I love what I do. I provide quality sessions for clients and I achieve excellent results. I have personally benefited from hypnotherapy and I believe this and my extensive training & experience helps me to empathise and have a greater understanding of what is required and works.

Hypnotherapy

Hypnotherapy is known to be very successful in treating addictions but it is now commonly used to help with:

Self Esteem & Confidence

General wellbeing

Stress

Anxiety & Worry

Inner child Healing

Letting go of the past

Phobias

and much more

What is hypnosis?

Hypnosis is a safe, natural state of relaxation like our day dream state. We experience this on a daily basis in natural situations such as:

Day dreaming

Reading a book or watching a film

Meditation

Listening to music

Driving a car on automatic pilot

Misconceptions of hypnotherapy

Due to staged shows the impression has been given that we loose control in hypnosis. This couldn’t be further from the truth. In hypnotherapy you are fully in control, you are conscious, can move and talk. You can open your eyes at anytime, changes cannot be made that you do not agree with and you are always in full control. You may just find that you are so relaxed that you are happy to enjoy the peace and remain still but the choice is always yours.

What does hypnotherapy feel like?

Your mind and body is very comfortable and relaxed and yet you will be aware of sounds and movements around you. It gives you a feeling of complete security, well-being, contentment and relief from tension. Most thoroughly enjoy the feeling as you can experience a deep inner peace that your mind and body often longs for.

Afterwards the body and the mind can feel completely rejuvenated as this natural state is very healing for the mind and body.

What is Hypnotherapy?

Hypnotherapy is the use of hypnosis (relaxation) for therapeutic purposes. Hypnotherapy allows parts of the brain to become more active so that visualisation and memory recall becomes easier and positive changes can be made. Hypnotherapy communicates with both the conscious and subconscious and is very safe and effective.

The subconscious mind stores all our past memories, emotions, beliefs, images and thoughts. In a relaxed state (hypnosis) we can identify and access any repressed emotions or memories that are at the root of our current issues. These memories are not relived but can be healed by going through some simple processes.

Hypnotherapy also includes rehearsing positive scenes and scenarios in our minds along with bringing in the relevant positive feelings. This is a powerful process and encourages the subconscious mind to provide us with what is needed on the day, e.g. stay calm & provide positive thoughts.

I use also NLP (neurolinguistic programming) which is a collection of techniques, models and processes for changing unwanted behaviours, letting go of limiting destructive behaviour & thought strategies and healing old negative emotions and more. NLP is based on the work of three renowned therapists who had achieved extraordinary results with their patients and I can see why as I am achieving fantastic results also.

In a relaxed hypnotic state, providing the subconscious with positive suggestions (if the conscious agrees) is also very effective at achieving the change that you desire.

I tend to use a good mixture of all the above techniques in one session to ensure results.

How is hypnotherapy achieved?

Deep relaxation can be achieved by talking you through relaxing the body and mind completely and then talking you through a relaxing scene such as a beach, a place in nature or place special to you. If you feel that you may not be able to visualise this, that is fine as we can utilise other senses. Although if I asked you if you could picture your car or your house/garden, you would more than likely be able bring something to mind and that is what I am after. It doesn’t have to be a clear image, the sense of the scene is enough. Hypnotherapy allows parts of the brain to become more active so that visualisation and memory recall becomes easier.

Hypnotherapy feels very similar to guided meditation and deep relaxation. Most people are happy to stay in this relaxed, calm & happy state.

NLP Explained

Neuro Lingustic Programming (NLP) is utilised within hypnotherapy sessions. NLP is a collection of techniques, models and processes for changing unwanted behaviours, letting go of limiting destructive behaviour & thought strategies and healing old negative emotions and more. NLP is based on the work of three renowned therapists who had achieved extraordinary results with their patients.

Example of Media Use

A classic example (one aspect of many, many tools) of how NLP has been used in the media is, when you think of the word ‘hamburger’ which company do you think of? When you think of the words ‘fizzy drink’ which company comes to mind? This is called anchoring which means that we associate certain words and sounds with certain events, objects, people or companies in this situation. They may not make you want to buy a burger but if you were to fancy one, and if they did their job correctly, the big yellow M will come to mind.

NLP in Everyday situations

We have created our own personal anchors, which are different for everyone. For some smelling coffee can mean “ahh time for a break” and may bring images of the sofa, and feelings of warmth and cosiness may arise. This can also be done in the reverse, for many of us, a negative situation experienced will cause an uncomfortable feeling. If this situation happened in a classroom for example, then anything that the brain perceives as similar such as a meeting room or an authority figure such as a boss may bring up a similar feeling as the original event. The brain has done a pattern match. This is similar to that, therefore you will feel this! NLP has the tools to reverse this and they are often very simple and effortless for the participant.

Used by Professionals

The above is just a tiny part of NLP. It’s about understanding how our brain works and using that knowledge to overcome some of our limitations. This is why NLP is often used by top sports and business professionals as well as therapists.

NLP processes are very effective and therefore used regularly in these hypnotherapy sessions.

Rebecca Garratt