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Please note that no claim is being made that
hypnotherapy can cure any disease, with chronic conditions the use
of hypnosis can help a sufferer cope better with the day-to-day
issues and frustrations. There does however appear to be increasing
evidence from
psychological and medical research that the mind-body
link is more important to our general wellbeing than previously
thought.
It has been shown in studies in America in
Cardiac Units that individuals that have been hypnotically prepared
for By-Pass and other major surgery recover faster, need less painkilling drugs and go home
earlier.
Closer to home, in the BBC series 'Alternative
Therapies' with Professor Kathy Sykes, a woman was filmed (and this
was later broadcast in quite a bit of gruesome detail) having two upper front
teeth removed, her jaw drilled, metal pegs being screwed in and then
crowns fitted - purely under hypnosis.
Pain is only perceived at the brain to be
uncomfortable, at the site of a cut it is just a nerve stimulation.
Preparing for surgery, whether dental or medical
can either rest on increasing the sense of comfort and ease
(therefore reducing the perception of discomfort as you cannot hold
two opposing beliefs in your mind at the same time), the induction
of hypnotic analgesia (numbing the area to be worked on prior to any
local anaesthetic) or the use of Accelerated Information Processing
techniques to reduce anxiety followed by a metaphor to create an
expectation of rapid healing and reinforce quite naturally a lack of
discomfort after the procedure.
This latter approach is called Psycho-Neuro-Immunology,
or PNI
(since psychologists started to study it), and is better known as
Mind-Body healing. The way in which it works is that if our
subconscious mind believes that it will naturally and comfortably
aid healing, then it will. If our expectation is that whilst we rest
our body's system will naturally go 'into overdrive' then we create
a self-fulfilling prophecy that they will.
By the same token if we believe that healing
will take a lot of time and that the first few weeks after surgery
will be very uncomfortable then they will be. This is based on what
is known as Orr's Law of 'What the Thinker thinks, the Prover
proves'. That is to say if our model of the world we live in is set
on a certain belief, a 'truth', we have to prove that the truth, as
we believe it to be, is actually true.
I am situated in Curbridge which is convenient for Botley and
Whiteley and being at the Heart of South Hampshire less than half an
hour from both Southampton and Portsmouth I also practice in
Weybridge, Surrey.
For an appointment please call Duncan on
01489 787312 or
email via the enquiry form.
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