Experiences with

Hypnotherapy

has anyone tried hypnotherapy and did it help ? I have only found it helped people with physiological issues in reviews who recovered they say. Thank you 🙏

Anyone ever get EMDR for PTSd or hypnotherapy for core beliefs that are negative? I never feel good enough.

Has anyone tried this for IBS there are a wealth of practitioners claiming to help. Does anyone know of online resources

Does anyone recommend hypnotherapy for IBS? I have tried Buscapan but it has stopped working on me and the cramps are starting to ruin my life I’m terrified of not being near a toilet!

I've tried (and still do) meditation, hypnotherapy, acupuncture and had counselling. Really I'm wondering if medication is my only option left and if anyone has any experiences of this, I'd be grateful to hear. I don't particularly want to take an anti depressant but I can't go on like this.

Does anyone have any knowledge of hypnotherapy? It may be quicker and more effective for me than CBT. I am looking for help with a severe, long-standing phobia of writing college essays.

I was thinking of maybe giving this a try.I did try some cd hypnotherapy some 15yrs ago, but I know things have moved on since then. Was wondering how people found this app, and also was it expensive? Thank you Pollyboo

I even paid for six hypnotherapy sessions, but that didn't help. Eventually I gave myself a good talking to and decided I was being ridiculous and managed to get it back to normal readings again and it has been like that for many months. I do tend to take it far too often though, almost daily.

I have tried a 6 months hypnotherapy course which made no difference. I'm sure it's not stress. I can have an unexpected attack whilst relaxing reading a book. I've tried the fodmap diet, cutting all the triggers, nothing works.

I’ve also done a course of online hypnotherapy specifically for IBS which has helped me to feel calmer about symptoms and more optimistic about managing thoughts about the future, less catastrophizing. I have a PhD in that! I’m on Low FODMAP diet which has helped a lot.

I’ve tried every medication, herbal, magic drink, exercising weekly, counselling, hypnotherapy ect everything you can think of I’ve tried and honestly nothing seems to of helped.

• Hypnotherapy, in particular, may help you access a deeply relaxed state where your mind can influence physical symptoms in ways similar to your spontaneous remission.

I’ve had CBT, Hypnotherapy and Talking therapy which all helped me; I’m now in a better state of mind and living my life as best I can, I’m 100% determined not to let it stop me doing the things I want to - eventually sometimes 🤔

I also carried out a course of hypnotherapy which just made me fall asleep.. I am now at a loss. My clothes are getting harder to wear, I have tried so many types of antibiotics, probiotics, diets, buscopan, mint tea etc but nothing seems to work.

Hello, 3 weeks ago I began hypnotherapy for tinnitus and there was an immediate improvement. The same day I began reading the book by Glenn Schweitzer "Rewiring Tinnitus". When reading it, it makes perfect sense.

Has anyone tried hypnotherapy to get back on track and break out of bad habits?

the best relief I have for PMR pain is always distraction!! and increasing the pred dose for a flare always has such consequences on my mind and body that I try to not do it as much as comfort would push me to.. I have at least learnt to slow down with a flare and not try to push through it..

hi every one, I had two stimulations in each cycle with one healthy embryo after genetic control. I did the transfer with a 13 mm endometrium and three layers. unfortunately neither was successful. In a few months later I will be 42 years old and I don't know if I can have another chance to try with

Saw a neurologist yesterday and apart from paying €250 per month for CGRP, which is too expensive for me, the only other thing he suggested that I haven’t tried is hypnosis. Has anyone tried this? Any successes? Love to hear your experiences. TIA

If you find something that you sincerely believe helps you, go for it (hypnotherapy for pain management comes to mind). This posting is information, not judgment. For the rest of us RLS sufferers, the list is probably things to steer of. As always, peace, and I hope this helps.