Treating Anxiety with Hypnotherapy

Posted by adortalukdar on January 13th, 2015

People usually experience anxiety in many different levels particularly when they are exposed to stressful situations. Anxiety disorders are essentially experienced in various ways such as presentation or speech and this condition can seriously disrupt a person's daily life. For most people, the fear of something happening is the main cause of anxiety even though it can as well be triggered by many other things in life. Anxiety symptoms come in many different forms which include:

• Reduced attention span
• Light headed feeling/ dizziness
• Restlessness
• Breathlessness
• Difficulty in concentrating
• Irritability
• Headaches
• Muscle tension
• Loss of appetite
• Sweating
• Diarrhea
• Poor performance e.t.c.

Hypnotherapy is mostly used for treating anxiety and other related states of this condition. The effectiveness of hypnotherapy in containing this condition not only stems from the prevalence of anxiety but also because of the fact that hypnosis has a very clear role as one of the potential anti- anxiety agents. Hypnotic intervention is in most cases used to deal with cases of chronic generalized anxiety through hypnotically induced relaxation. Even though neutral hypnosis can lead to generalized relaxation, there are some special hypnotic procedures that allow the amplification of this procedure to guarantee more effectiveness.

When treating anxiety with hypnotherapy, the therapist needs to know about the anxiety in the particular patient so that he or she can implement the best treatment procedure to undertake. In this regard, the therapist needs to know the best words of describing the condition, its effect on the patient such as restricting breath, coordination, speaking clearly and motor performance. Such notions are essentially very important since during relaxation training, knowledge of such aspects will essentially help the therapist in selecting the imagery and wording according.

As far as hypnotherapy is concerned, the patient needs to understand that relaxation is not only a mental state but also a physical state as well. Therapists usually point out that in relaxation, the body tends to slow down and it is also reluctant to move. The mind also tends to feel some how detached from the worries and concerns of life as well as the current stressful emotions that could be the main cause of anxiety. When properly administered by a well knowledgeable and experienced hypnotist, hypnotherapy can be very effective when it comes to containing the adverse effects of anxiety on the patient.

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