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The problems discussed in the separate articles above are only the most common conditions I have have treated. Below I’ve listed some of the other less common problems which I’ve helped during my long career in hypnotherapy. Of course, results will vary from person to person as with any therapy. In my experience the difference between success and failure is mostly down to the client’s level of motivation, which is why no therapist or doctor can ever guarantee success.
Anger management (but only if the client himself or herself accepts the need for change. I can’t help if it’s just that someone else is demanding they get help).
Selective Eating Disorder (This is where someone only eats a very small variety of foods. This mostly affects people on the autistic spectrum).
Distorted Body Image
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
Confidence Building on Returning to Work
Confidence Building after Trauma (such as criminal
assault)
Fear of Surgery (Mastectomy)
Tension Headaches
Hypnotherapy for IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)
Performance Anxiety (Musicians and Singers)
Problems relating to secret habits
