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| Mind Matters Christina von Dorrer-Hildebrand ACHE and NGH Board Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist Certified HypnoBirthing® Practitioner |
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| What is Hypnotherapy? Hypnotherapy shares the power of hypnosis with anyone who is interested in using hypnosis to improve their life. Hypnotherapy can help you increase your self-knowledge and gain a better understanding of your inner self – the person you really are, the person you strive to be – and helps you become that person. By working with a Hypnotherapist, a person can resolve any emotional and/or psychological issue, healing, transforming and growing. Hypnotherapy changes self-sabotaging behaviors and attitudes into positive ones. Our subconscious wants to repeat negative behaviors and attitudes because these usually have the strongest emotional charge associated with them. As these become reinforced they become habitual and very hard to break. Most people will try using willpower to take charge of behaviors and attitudes they want to change, by consciously telling themselves not to do something. However, the subconscious mind does not respond to negatives and so such a strategy often fails. Telling oneself “what not to do” is like telling yourself not to think of a yellow rubber duck. This just makes you think only of a yellow rubber duck. Hypnotherapy replaces thoughts about negative behaviors and attitudes with positive thoughts directly at their root in the subconscious mind. Hypnotherapists use hypnosis for three primary reasons:
Hypnotherapy assists in creating life-affirming changes to be made, by revealing a person’s insight, inner wisdom and resources that reside deep within. All unwanted behaviors and attitudes have underlying, deep-rooted causes within the subconscious mind. It is important to uncover and address these causes, so that the effects of hypnotherapy will be long- lasting. If hypnosis is used only to redirect the symptoms, and the inherent causes are not exposed, the underlying problem may come out in a different way. For example, if someone wants to lose weight, and suggestions are just given to their subconscious to make them want less food, they might find themselves having mood swings, because the root cause of their overeating has not been addressed. Accessing the subconscious mind through hypnosis allows these deep-seated issues to be uncovered and dealt with, even if the conscious mind is no longer aware of them. |
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| MIND MATTERS Christina von Dorrer-Hildebrand, CCHT 60 Descanso Drive, #1408, San Jose, CA 95134 (408) 835 9353 christina@mind-matters-usa.com |
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| © 2005 Christina von Dorrer-Hildebrand/Mind Matters. All rights reserved. |
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