Hypnosis & Hypnotherapy for Psychological Trauma
Meet the best hypnotists in Orlando – our licensed clinicians use clinical hypnosis and hypnotherapy to focus solely on the cause of unwanted emotions and behaviors rather than focusing on the symptoms such as anxiety, depression, PTSD and so on. Once you resolve the cause, the unwanted emotions and behaviors associated with it are gone. You can complete this therapy in as few as two weeks. Learn how our blend of clinical therapies can help you. Start with a free consult today!
Can Clinical Hypnosis Help with Trauma?
If you’ve gone through a traumatic experience, you may be struggling with upsetting emotions, frightening memories, or a sense of constant danger. You may feel numb, disconnected, and unable to trust other people. When bad things happen, it can take a while to get over the pain and feel safe again. Many of our clients find that with hypnotherapy, self-help strategies, and support, the recovery time can be sped up tremendously. Whether the traumatic event happened years ago or yesterday, you can heal and move on.
Psychological Trauma Solutions with Clinical Hypnosis & Hypnotherapy
Psychological Trauma and Hypnotherapy – Causes and Symptoms – Associated with the psychological trauma can be resolved at Orlando Hypnosis clinic.
Our hypnotherapists combine cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) with hypnotherapy, which in many cases can help to accelerate the desired change. CBH (Cognitive Behavioral Hypnotherapy) is very much a therapy aimed at both the conscious and subconscious mind. The hypnotherapy involves dialogue and interaction with the subconscious and the cognitive behavioral techniques help create an understanding in how thinking and the beliefs a client holds about events or situations play a large part in the emotional and/or behavioral upset.
Having identified the thinking patterns, our hypnotherapist applies hypnotic interventions to challenge any faulty thinking. In hypnosis, he or she can lead the client to re-evaluate the way they may look at and feel about the psychological trauma, and so help them to rethink things in a much healthier manner.
During the hypnotherapy sessions, the psychological and emotional issues surrounding the symptoms will be addressed and alleviated by identifying the original cause event(s) (Initial Sensitizing Event or ISE). The triggers that lead to reliving the emotional and sometimes physical associated with the event will no longer cause symptoms, but through hypnotherapy, an individual will experience a more balanced, calm. productive state that lasts indefinitely. After just two sessions of this unique hypnotherapy program, symptoms associated with the psychological trauma should be lessened dramatically and healing can begin.
The subconscious, (that level of consciousness below our normal waking, objective consciousness), is non-judgmental and highly suggestible. Utilizing this factor, we can effect changes to harmful beliefs and habits at the subconscious level. The subconscious does not have the conscious filter that considers things based on prior experience and learning, it simply accepts suggestions with a willingness to experiment and an openness to new ideas. The subconscious also drives the autonomic nervous system which is responsible for all our involuntary body actions i.e.: breathing, heart rate, lymph functions, growth, repair, and replacement of dead and dying cells, etc. So additionally, it can add great value in addressing physical trauma issues and physical health and well-being generally.
CBT is concerned with giving the client a new range of skills consciously; hypnotherapy brings benefit by providing a very useful vehicle to integrate these skills by bringing the subconscious into a closer supporting alignment. Experimentation and rehearsal (visualization) of applying these new skills can be carried out in the subconscious during hypnotherapy. Hypnotherapy adds a dimension of flexibility in perception and behavior; the homework and experimental aspects crucial in CBT are likely to be enhanced when reinforced and seeded in the subconscious mind within hypnosis.
Another benefit of hypnotic intervention is that by bypassing the conscious and more rigid part of the mind, it is much easier to build these new cognitive association and dissociation. In hypnosis, our hypnotherapist has the client recognize their pattern of thinking for what it really is, and begin to see how it is adding to the problem. It is easier in hypnosis to begin to embrace the new patterns of healthful thinking. Hypnosis allows a degree of detachment from thoughts and feelings; one can stand as if an observer and begin to see their negative beliefs and feelings as well as their origination. Hypnotherapy allows our clients to more readily challenge this and other unhelpful beliefs leading to positive and continual change in just as few as 2-4 sessions.