Hypnosis in medicine – can it work?
It is always a healthy interaction between hypnotherapists and clients or patients that makes the use of hypnosis in a medical context so successful.
A good hypnotherapist supports clients in the best possible way on their healing journey and cooperates with classical therapy!
Kids and teens in hypnosis – hypnotherapy at an early age?
Childhood and adolescence are challenging times for our offspring. It is often not so easy to assert oneself in the world, a lot is demanded at school, even in kindergarten and pre-school, and the world is fast and loud. Even young and adolescent people sometimes have to deal with exam pressure, stressful situations and, unfortunately, bullying or bossing.
Higher – Faster – Further – Hypnosis in elite sport
The maxims in top-class sport are relentless. If second place is „only“ the first loser, then nothing can be left to chance in top-class sport. There is a lot at stake for athletes. Whether you want to win a championship or tournament or improve your training, it’s extremely hard physical work.
Coping with stress in the workplace – this method makes it work
There is a lot of external stimuli that people are exposed to and after two years of predominantly working from home with little social contact and a general feeling of powerlessness, many employees and employers are running on empty.
This can be seen in lower stress tolerance, increased sickness absence and general exhaustion.
Why you should learn hypnosis
You are obviously interested in the subject of hypnosis – otherwise you would hardly have stumbled across this article. Many people still associate this practice with magicians who cast spells on their audience to make them cluck like chickens, but hypnosis is so much more and is also one of the oldest tools used in therapeutic settings worldwide.
HypnoWaving® – a HypnoQuickie when time is of the essence!
Anyone who knows me knows what an absolute fan I am of hypnosis and regression. When I held my first OMNI training in 2008, there was a participant called Lorenz Bigler who showed me a „waving technique“ that fascinated me. It was „quick & dirty“. However, a few years passed during which my focus remained […]
