What do Medical organizations say about hypnotherapy?
Medical organizations such as the Mayo Clinic, the Harvard School of Medicine, and WebMD agree that hypnosis is an effective treatment that has the power to help you change your life.
To learn more, click one of the links below to read the articles on their sites.
Mayo Clinic: Hypnosis
People have been using hypnosis to promote healing since ancient times. However, in the past 50 years, it's experienced a resurgence among physicians, psychologists and mental health professionals.
National Institutes of Health: Hypnosis Effective in Reducing Chronic Pain
The National Institutes of Health, a division of the United States government, has issued a consensus statement that states hypnosis can reduce chronic pain associated with cancer and other conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome and tension headaches.
Intellihealth by Harvard Medical School: Hypnosis
Today, it is widely used for addictions, such as smoking and drug use, for pain controls, and for phobias, such as the fear of flying.
WebMD: Hypnosis for Pain
Can the power of suggestion really help you reduce pain, anxiety, and blood pressure? It just might.
WebMD: Got High Anxiety?
Forget about Valium and breathing exercises to calm you down. Hypnosis may do the trick.
Hypnosis.com
The American Board of Hypnotherapy hosts this site, which provides detailed informatin on how hypnotherapy can change your life.
To learn more, click one of the links below to read the articles on their sites.
Mayo Clinic: Hypnosis
People have been using hypnosis to promote healing since ancient times. However, in the past 50 years, it's experienced a resurgence among physicians, psychologists and mental health professionals.
National Institutes of Health: Hypnosis Effective in Reducing Chronic Pain
The National Institutes of Health, a division of the United States government, has issued a consensus statement that states hypnosis can reduce chronic pain associated with cancer and other conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome and tension headaches.
Intellihealth by Harvard Medical School: Hypnosis
Today, it is widely used for addictions, such as smoking and drug use, for pain controls, and for phobias, such as the fear of flying.
WebMD: Hypnosis for Pain
Can the power of suggestion really help you reduce pain, anxiety, and blood pressure? It just might.
WebMD: Got High Anxiety?
Forget about Valium and breathing exercises to calm you down. Hypnosis may do the trick.
Hypnosis.com
The American Board of Hypnotherapy hosts this site, which provides detailed informatin on how hypnotherapy can change your life.