Restore the Balance

“Every physical disability arises from some disharmony in the soul,
some lack of balance or emotional conflict.” White Eagle

Hypnotherapy - is an uncomplicated, simple and extremely useful natural self-healing process.

Hypnotherapy can help to overcome fears, phobias, panic attacks, restore confidence, eliminate shyness, overcome stammering or blushing. It can also help overcome depression,
anxiety, feelings of guilt, tension and reduce stress, boost self esteem and improve sleep.

When a person is in hypnosis that person is physically relaxed and mentally alert. It is a very useful state.  It allows for a particular form of communication between two people. Hypnosis is not something one person can force upon another, but is based on an ability, which most people have, to collaborate in a particular way to overcome dis-ease or negative states.

In this altered state the relaxed conscious mind allows positive suggestions for health and well-being, addressed to the subconscious, to be readily accepted.

The conscious mind remains aware and in control, whilst allowing the subconscious (where memories and experiences are stored) to be examined. Often the cause of a problem can be discovered with the help of the subconscious mind. Having discovered the problem, the relaxed mind can be used to overcome the difficulty.

Psychovisual Therapy

By viewing beautiful and fascinating, computer generated, colourful, moving patterns, activity
between the left and right hemispheres of the brain is synchronized. In this relaxed state of mind, remarkably advantageous changes can be achieved. The viewer is able to exchange unwanted habits for desirable ones. Psychovisual Therapy is almost like an ‘eyes open' form of hypnosis, helping to make effortless and permanent changes as required.

Hypnosis can help with a surprising number of conditions and Psychovisual Therapy is ideal for home treatment to overcome the smoking habit, overeating, stress, lack of confidence, etc.

Barrie Anson is a registered, insured and qualified therapist.

Barrie Anson Psy.V (Member of the Psychovisual Therapy Association) elected 1996.

Copyright Barrie Anson 2002