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  • Cognitive Hypnotherapy helps improve sports performance

    Yet another problem shot?

    If you need help to increase your performance in any sport, or just to get the motivation to go out and do some exercise, then Cognitive Hypnotherapy is the thing for you. Make an appointment now for a no-obligation first session to discover how I can help you.

    What I can help with

    If you have read some of the other pages on this website then you may be aware that I treat everyone and their problem as unique, and my therapy will be designed specifically for each person. This means that 3 people who come for help for what they label as anxiety may have totally different programmes of treatment.

    The label you give to your problem is not important as I will aim to discover and disrupt the patterns that underlie it. So, as I treat every client and their problem as unique it means that I can help with anything where the mind is involved … is it in what you are seeking help with?

    Four main categories that people often come to Cognitive Hypnotherapists for are:

      Stopping habits and addictions (including stopping smoking)

      Overcoming phobias and fears

      Easing stress or anxiety

      Losing weight

    Throughout this website I have been conscious that I mostly refer to ‘issues’ or ‘problems’ but in truth many people come for Cognitive Hypnotherapy because they want help at becoming better at something. Examples of such things are:

      Improving levels of confidence

      Enhancing performance (including in sport)

      How to study and learn more effectively

    One exciting area that hypnotherapy in general is gaining much credibility in is health and healing. There is recent and ongoing research into the mind-body connection, which shows that what we think influences what happens in our bodies. After all this is what happens in the undeniable placebo effect: a patient thinks that a dummy pill is going to cure his problem, and hey presto it does! By using trance to as a way to contact the unconscious we can aim to guide the natural healing process, or alleviate conditions which have a pyschosomatic element.