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Transforming Therapy Transforming Therapy TM is a sophisticated, radical, short-term approach to analytical hypnotherapy that encompasses certain of the best principles and practices from key schools of psychotherapy which themselves evolved from classical hypnotism. This method provides a comprehensive framework for deep emotional transformation and personal growth when utilised by skilled practitioners who have undertaken a comprehensive training. Moderators John Butler, gil boyne |
3 | 4 | Thu May 08, 2008 9:46 pm WillBox  |
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General Hypnotherapy Discuss all aspects of "Classical'-in-depth hypnotherapy as developed in the West since the 19th century, together with modern developments based on these methods including, advanced analytical hypnotherapy or hypnoanalysis. Moderators John Butler, gil boyne |
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Medical Hypnosis Hypnosis has been used extensively for assisting physical healing, psychosomatic issues, pain control and so on. Research studies have confirmed its effectiveness for a wide-range of physical conditions that have an underlying psychological basis. Moderators John Butler, gil boyne |
10 | 17 | Thu Apr 24, 2008 8:02 pm Lyndon Garvey |
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Can Hypnotherapy Help? This forum is for the general public to get advice and information about hypnosis and its effectiveness in treating particular issues. And for information on selecting a suitable hypnotherapist. Moderators John Butler, gil boyne |
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