Anxiety, Depression and Stress Management
Anxiety is a fear or concern that becomes exaggerated out of proportion relative to the situation. Although of course, it doesn’t feel exaggerated to the person experiencing it.
We all feel anxious from time to time and that’s natural, but for some people it can grow out of proportion rapidly, become crippling and debilitating, even leading to panic attacks and obsessive thoughts and behaviours.
Anxiety affects young children and teenagers right though to adults of all ages. We live in such stressful times, it’s no surprise that anxiety is at epidemic, life affecting proportions.
Anxiety manifests itself in many situations, such as a fear of being around other people, anxiety in social situations, tension in relationships at home, school, or work. It can be specific to certain situations or for some it can be continuous and all encompassing.
Every one of these issues can be overcome with the help of Hypnotherapy.
They all have their origins in the past, for some this may be a childhood memory, for others an incident or experience in adulthood.
Even situations that didn’t involve us directly can still have a profound effect on us. Sometimes relatively trivial things can evolve into bigger issues as we go through life.
Emotions are very complex and how we perceive things and what we learnt when we were growing up shapes us emotionally, into the person we are today. Our subconscious core belief systems are set in us in childhood, picked up from the beliefs of those around us. They tick along inside us and most people have no idea what they are let alone how much they are affected by them.
Hypnotherapy enables us to uncover those origins and see them through the eyes of the person we are today. To rationalize things differently, to let go of these unwanted thought patterns, feelings and behaviours and to move on with our lives, making positive changes using the power of positive suggestion.
- Low self-worth
- Negative thinking
- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
- IBS (irritable bowel syndrome)
- Anger Issues
- Procrastinating
- Stress/worry
- Depression
- Post Natal Depression
- Relationship issues
- Dealing with grief
- Stress Related Skin Issues
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
- Speech impediments
- Eating Disorders
- Self-Harm
- Nervous Behaviors e.g. Nail Biting, Hair Pulling.
- Tourette’s Syndrome




