Analytical Hypnotherapy (Hypnoanalysis/Regression Therapy)

Analytical hypnotherapy, also known as Hypnoanalysis & Regression Therapy, is the single most effective form of therapy for the resolution of deep rooted psychological and emotional problems/symptoms, such as anxiety & panic attacks, phobias & fears, eating disorders, low moods, low self worth, poor body image, complex weight issues etc.

With hypnoanalysis the root cause of a problem can be accessed much more quickly than other therapeutic means, and once the issues are uncovered they can be worked through in the most appropriate way for you, to ensure that you achieve your desired outcome. Typically, therapy could take anything from 6 to 15 sessions; however this depends on a number of factors, including how well you’re responding to treatment. In some rare cases it may take longer, or even shorter.

In most cases, hypnoanalytical techniques prove very successful in identifying and resolving the underlying original cause of most subconscious anxieties, fears, negative or destructive behaviours, and in leaving you free from your symptoms for life. This method of therapy can be highly effective if you are willing to approach the therapy with a sense of curiosity, flexibility in attitude and mind, and only if you are willing to believe and trust in the therapeutic process wholeheartedly. By expecting and believing in the healing power of your own mind and by taking full responsibility for making the changes you seek, you will be able to let go of your emotional and/or physical suffering once and for all.

Analytical Hypnotherapy can create the right circumstances for you to powerfully change your perspective on your life and problems, so that your thoughts processes, belief systems, and behaviours can be positively altered. When this happens you can take back control of your life and you can react or respond appropriately to any given situation. It can be a very liberating and empowering experience, if you are willing to stretch yourself beyond your comfort zone, and explore the emotions that are hidden away in the subconscious mind.

It’s important to note that Hypnotherapy, whether suggestive or analytical, isn’t a quick fix. The therapist cannot wave a magic wand and make all the problems disappear. This is a collaborative relationship between therapist and client. While the therapist’s role is to facilitate, support and guide you to your own resources, answers, and capabilities for change and healing, your role is to remain open minded and be a 100% committed to your own progress and recovery.