FINDING A HYPNOTHERAPIST

On Hypnotherapist Register .com   you will find the contact details of most of the Hypnotherapists in Britain, so hopefully this should help you to find Hypnotherapy practitioners operating in your area. 

However, we should point out that we have not had any input in the training of the Hypnotherapists listed.   We merely pass on the information which individual Hypnotherapists have supplied to us. 

We recommend that you check the credentials of any Hypnotherapist you decide to visit with the

Professional Hypnotherapy Association he or she belongs to.  

SO HOW DO YOU FIND A GOOD HYPNOTHERAPIST?

Probably the best way to find a successful Hypnotherapist is by recommendation – so ask around.   Clients who have been satisfied with their treatment are often happy to recommend their Hypnotherapist.

It is important that clients feel comfortable with, and have faith in their Hypnotherapist,  and satisfied clients are the best form of advertising any Hypnotherapist could possibly have.

In addition,  many Doctors are now becoming much more open minded about alternative therapies and sometimes get to hear about the success rates of the alternative practitioners their patients have visited.   Therefore your G.P. may be able to recommend a Hypnotherapist in your area.  

Other than that – contact a few therapists and see what you think of them.

When you first contact a Hypnotherapist,  he or she will usually be able to provide you with a leaflet or brochure explaining about their qualifications and the services they offer.   You should also be given a list of fees and an idea of how many sessions are likely to be needed.  

When you are speaking to the Hypnotherapist on the telephone,  do not be afraid to ask  a few questions.

At your first session the Hypnotherapist should gather some information about you in order to assess the best way to treat your problem. 

If your problem is of a more complex nature,  many Hypnotherapists offer an introductory consultation during which you can both discuss the matter and decide if Hypnotherapy is suitable for you.

Practicing Hypnotherapists should be properly trained and qualified by a professional Hypnotherapy association or Hypnotherapy training school.

All professional Hypnotherapy associations should have an ethical code of conduct, and keep lists of their qualified members.   If you wish to check out the credentials of a particular Hypnotherapist you should contact the Hypnotherapy Organisation he or she belongs to.

Practicing Hypnotherapists should carry Professional Indemnity Insurance.

If you contact a Hypnotherapist  listed on this register,  please mention that you obtained their details from HypnotherapistRegister.com

Hypnotherapy is a state of deep relaxation and can be used in many beneficial ways. For example:- Hypnotherapy can be used to alter behaviour patterns, as with slimming or to quit smoking. Hypnosis can teach you to relax and reduce your stress levels. Hypnotherapy can be used to treat insomnia, amnesia, or travel sickness. Your Hypnotherapist can help you with many stress related symptoms, such as gastrointestinal problems etc. Hypnotherapy can help you over hurdles, like:- fear of flying, exam nerves, driving test nerves, nervousness of the dentist or public performances. Hypnotherapy can boost confidence, break habits like nail biting, or help with concentration and learning. Hypnotherapy can be very helpful with emotional or psychological problems, such as anxiety, panic attacks, phobias, stutters & stammers, and psychosomatic symptoms, etc.  Some Hypnotherapists will specialise in a particular area such as giving up smoking, weight control, past life regression or Hypno Analysis etc.

If you are interested in learning to become a Hypnotherapist we have information about Hypnotherapy Training Schools, Hypnotherapy Training Courses and Professional Hypnosis Associations.