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If you are too far away to be able to make the trip to my office for a face-to-face consultation or if you are unable to take the necessary time off work or family commitments during office hours or you simply prefer the convenience and privacy of using the phone, then do consider working with me via this medium. To find out more about how this works, why not give me a call on 0419 331 457 or contact me via email at belinda.hulstrom@gmail.com
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Hypnotherapy for Pain Management
Pain should always be taken seriously and never regarded as being "all in the mind". Pain is a signal that something needs attention so please ensure that you have consulted with your medical practitioner prior to considering the use of hypnotherapy for managing pain.
Once you have addressed the pain on a medical level and had any necessary checks/tests/treatment and have decided you would like to use hypnotherapy as an adjunct to medical treatment, you are ready to allow yourself to be surprised at just how effective hypnosis can be in helping you to manage pain.
As a first step, you might want to familiarise yourself with some of the available research so here are just a couple of links to get you started:
http://www.webmd.com/pain-management/hypnosis-meditation-and-relaxation-for-pain-treatment
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-09-16/hypnosis-for-chronic-pain/2902538
While there can be no guarantee regarding how well hypnotherapy could work for you, as a general guideline based on published studies, between 50-70% of people can expect to notice a significant improvement and around 10% of the general population would be in the "highly hypnotisable" category that is able to undergo surgery with the skilled use of hypnosis in place of medical anaesthetics.