hyp·no·ther·a·py ( P ) Pronunciation (hpn-thr-p)
n. pl. hyp·no·ther·a·pies
Therapy based on or using hypnosis, often used for treatment of chronic pain.

I believe that it is our responsibility to give a client more than they could imagine possible. If clients think that they want to return to their previous state of mind, I believe it is our responsibility to give the client the ability to realise more of their potential. To show them that they can achieve more, earn more, enjoy more and have more pleasure than they have had so far in their life.

It is my professional opinion that Hypnotherapy is a continuing process. When a client comes for treatment I expect them to perform some exercises and work at home between sessions to increase the effectiveness of the treatment.

I have found that rather like discovering the benefits of health food or filtered water, hypnosis is something that people can use for the rest of their life.

I do not believe that we should give the impression of being all-powerful and allow the client to assume that it is us that is doing the work.

I advertise and promote Payment by Results. This means that I will let the client know in the first session if they will in my opinion benefit from treatment and if they will not then there is no charge.
Similarly if after one session the client has not experienced a change in themselves then I offer a refund.

There are occasions when I believe that a longer commitment is required in the form of counselling and hypnotherapy, noticeably where a client has put all their energy into a state that keeps them isolated from the 'real' world.

In this case a number of sessions over several months is recommended to give the client a strong link to a trustworthy source of strength and understanding.

Fees
1 hour session. - £80.00
Long Term Therapy per hour - £40.00