Therapy Disclaimer

 

All content of this website is for informational purposes only. Hypnotherapy is not intended to diagnose, treat, or act as a substitute for professional medical advice. It does not replace the need for services by medical professionals and as such any changes to your current treatment should be discussed with your GP. Additionally, any questions concerning medical issues should also be directed towards your doctor.

 

Clients with depression, severe anxiety, mental health issues and pain management should consult with their GP and obtain medical approval before undertaking hypnotherapy. I may also require you to obtain medical approval for other issues depending upon their severity and your treatment goals.

 

It is also important to note that with pain management, physical pain sometimes manifests because there is an underlying issue that requires medical treatment. Whereas hypnosis can help alleviate symptoms, it is highly important that you first consult with your GP as we do not want to ‘mask’ symptoms that could be signalling the need for urgent medical attention.

 

As with everything in life, results depend on the client's individual circumstances and cannot be guaranteed. However, as your therapist I can make the promise to you that I will be fully committed to help you to overcome your issues and to make the changes that you desire. It is my intention to help you help yourself in such a way as to provide you with the experience of a deep self-awareness that can facilitate cognitive restructuring and the installation of new behaviours, thus empowering you to make profound and positive change to your life.

 

Depending on the circumstanes I may set you homework tasks to complete outside of the therapy room that are designed to enhance the benefits of the work that we carry out during sessions and to further your progress towards meeting therapeutic goals. It is of course entirely up to you as to whether you complete these tasks, however if you do not undertake the homework it may reduce the likelihood of successful treatment outcomes.