Stress Management Hypnotherapy
Advanced Stress Management Hypnotherapy In London
Learn how to do Self-Hypnosis and other powerful Relaxation Techniques
Combat The Negative Effects of Daily Stress
Scientific research studies have shown that excessive stress over a prolonged period of time can lead to mental and physical illness, including depression, hypertension, nervous breakdown and heart disease.
If you suffer from any of these conditions you may have begun to notice a pattern in your physical or emotional symptoms, that they are often related to more demanding or stressful periods in your life.
Although some stress in daily life can be a good thing, learning and practicing self-hypnosis relaxation techniques can reduce negative stress symptoms by slowing down your heart rate, and lowering blood pressure, allowing you to manage your stress levels.
Self-hypnosis can also help strengthen your inner resiliency, tenacity and endurance to get through life’s daily challenges more positively, and also to sleep better at night.
Using a unique combination of hypnosis, NLP Success Coaching and latest cognitive behavioural techniques identify the sources of stress in your life, and learn healthier and more effective ways to manage stress. Learn how to reframe problems. Learn to look at the bigger picture. Adjust, adapt and survive. Focus on positive outcomes… and more.
One to One Hypnotherapy Sessions
on 020 7917 9878
One-to-One Hypnotherapy Session For Stress Management
A one-to-one hypnotherapy session to beat stress and for stress management includes:
- Learn how to overcome the stress and to practice Mental Toughness and self-hypnosis regularly
- Learn powerful ‘thought-stopping’ techniques
- Learn the importance of breathing and posture in daily life
- Learn how to be more adaptive, positive, resilient, and how to demonstrate the confident skills of mental toughness
* Usually 3-5 sessions.
The Positive Effects of Learning Relaxation Techniques for Stress Management
- Slowing your heart rate
- Lowering blood pressure
- Slowing your breathing rate
- Increasing blood flow to major muscles
- Reducing muscle tension
- Lowering chronic pain
- Improving focus and concentration
- Reducing anger and frustration
- Boosting confidence to handle problems
Issues
Anxiety Treatment
Addictions
Alcohol Addiction
Asthma
Cannabis Addiction
Cocaine Addiction
Compulsive Behaviour
Dental Phobia and Needles
Overcome Depression
Eating Disorders (ED)
Overcome Eczema
Exam Nerves
Fear of Confined Spaces
Fear of Flying
Fear of Heights
Fear of Intimacy
Fear of Public Speaking
Fear of Spiders, Reptiles, Birds
Fertility & IVF
Gambling Addiction
Gaming Addiction
Gastric Band Hypnosis
Healthy Eating
Help with IBS
Increase Your Confidence
Increase Self-Esteem
IVF & Fertility
Love Addiction
Morbid Fear
Nicotine Addiction
NLP Business Coaching
NLP Stage Nerves Coaching
NLP Success Coaching
Overcome Insomnia
OCD
Pain Management
Panic Attack Treatment
Phobia Treatment
Positive Dynamics
Presentation Skills
Overcome PTSD
Public Speaking
Porn Addiction
Reduce Asthma
Reduce IBS
Reduce Stress
Screen Addiction
Sex Addiction
Shopping Addiction
Sports Performance
Social Media Addiction
Stage Fright
Stop Smoking
Stress Management
Teeth Grinding (Bruxism)
Tinnitus
Treatment for PTSD
Weight Loss
Workaholism
Writer’s Block
Stress - The Curse of the 21st Century
An estimated 1 in 10 people suffer from work-related stress. According to The American Institute Of Stress – Over 90% of all disease is either CAUSED or COMPLICATED by stress. Stress has been predicted to be the most dangerous risk to global business in the early part of the 21st century. Half a million people in the UK are having work-related stress at a level they believe is making them become ill. In the UK Twelve million adults see their doctor with mental health problems every year, much of it is stress related.
Although some stress in daily life can be a good thing. Scientific research studies have shown that excessive stress over a prolonged period can lead to mental & physical illness, including depression, hypertension, nervous breakdown and heart disease. If you suffer from any of these conditions you may have begun to notice a pattern in your physical or emotional symptoms, that they are often related to more demanding or stressful periods in your life.
Stress Symptoms
- Breathlessness
- Feeling dizzy or sick
headaches - Constant tiredness
- Fainting
- Restlessness
- Chest pains
- Sleep difficulties
- Sweating
- Constipation or diarrhoea (IBS)
- Nervous twitches
- Cravings for food
- Cramps or muscle spasms
- Indigestion or heartburn
- Pins and needles
- Loss of appetite
- High blood pressure
- Sexual difficulties
How Stress Can Make You Feel
- Aggressive
- Depressed
- Irritable
- Neglected
- Fear that you are unwell
- Fear of the future
- Fear of failure
- Loss of interest in life
- No interest in others
- No sense of humour
- Having no one to confide in
- Belief that you’re bad or even ugly
How Stress May Be Affecting Your Behaviour
- Difficulty to make decisions
- Inability to show true feelings
- Problems focusing and concentrating
- Avoid difficult situations
- Pretending that everything’s alright
- Often crying
FAQs
Make An Appointment
The Max Kirsten Clinic
35 Beauchamp Place,
Knightsbridge, London, SW3 1NU
Call Us Now 020 7917 9878
International callers +44 20 7917 9878