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During hypnosis the client is in contact with his/her sub-conscious mind, the seat of all emotion and behavioural problems. Most other forms of therapy are carried out at a conscious level and the will power of the conscious mind is small against that of a learned response from the past.
These responses and emotional reactions are like computer programs which keep running and running, causing the same unpleasant effects, until they are dealt with.
Problems can occur when a behaviour pattern/programme is made in response to a situation that occurred in the past. When the person grows up, the situation changes but the behaviour response sometimes does not. As hypnotherapy can change that behaviour response on a sub-conscious level, the scope is endless.
It is now widely recognised by the medical profession that the mind and body are closely related. Therefore, any tension or disease in the mind can then follow with tension and disease in the body.
Because hypnotherapy works with the sub-conscious mind, then psychosomatic illnesses can be dealt with very quickly.
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