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CALL CAROL DENICKER TODAY AT 631-737-1510 or 888-828-4934
One of the primary reasons people seek therapy is the need to deal with fear reactions. We're all subject to fear. Many originate during childhood when undeveloped reasoning ability allows for developing fears of the unknown. Fears do manifest in adulthood through traumatic experience, but most will prove to have originated in early, impressionable years. Common
Fears
Is
Fear Ever Useful?
Fear can be triggered by unknown or irrational factors, and when it is experienced so frequently it affects one's normal activities. The inability to understand the causes will often result in uncontrollable or unreasonable behavior. Fear
of the Fear
Specific fears often emanate from apprehension of impending danger, and tend to manifest into the foreboding of approaching disaster... the source of which is not understood. The fear of loss of control is primitive and is a common element. The progressive development of fearful reactions follow (to varying degrees) four phases:
Hypnosis can facilitate:
The condition which creates the fear is a threat to the victim because it is unresolved. Exposing the cause can diminish the fear by taking it out of the unknown so that rational suggestions can be used to alleviate symptoms. Once the causes are revealed, the technique of systematic desensitization (a well organized procedure to bring you back into balance, eliminating the fears by hypnotic confrontation). Repeated confrontation causes deterioration of the fear symptoms and increases the ability to face and deal with past traumatic experiences without apprehension, which the conscious mind then accepts. Hypnotic recall techniques can also be a highly effective for uncovering causes.
"Hypnosis can be used very effectively for pain reduction. It can also be very useful in treating anxiety in people who are anxious. Hypnosis has been shown to be effective in helping people to stop smoking and in controlling overeating." David Spiegel, M.D. Associate Chairman of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University Click here
to get to the MAYO CLINIC'S site regarding hypnosis and complementary medicine:
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/hypnosis/SA00084/si=2765
The services I render are held
out to the public as non-therapeutic hypnotism, defined as the use of hypnosis
to inculcate positive thinking and the capacity for self-hypnosis. We do
not represent our services as any form of medical, behavioral or mental
health care, and despite research to the contrary, by law, I may make no
health benefit claims for our services. As a consulting hypnotist, I help
my clients inculcate positive thinking and the capacity for self-hypnosis
wherein I coach, teach, guide, instruct, or train motivated individuals
to achieve their goals. Hypnotism for the issues related to medical
or psychological problems requires a referral from a licensed medical or
mental health practitioner.
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