Hypnotherapy with Children
Can hypnosis and hypnotherapy be used with children and will children respond well to this form of therapy?
Yes it can. As children experiencing hypnotherapy will utilise their imagination. And drift off into their own inner world. They may well conjure up all kinds of adventures or stories, while under hypnosis. Very much like daydreaming. Something which comes quite naturally to them.
Children experiencing hypnotherapy find it a very natural and safe process. With no adverse side effects. Everything is done to ensure your child learns how to relax. Enabling them to maximise their ability to manage future events with confidence.
A majority of children I meet have no experience of hypnotherapy. Therefore, my aim is to ensure children understand the process of hypnotherapy. And feel happy with it. Children under sixteen will always have a parent or carer in the room during each hypnotherapy session.
Below are the most common phobias I help children overcome.
The fear of… Name given…
- Dentist Dentophobia
- Needles/injections Trypanophobia
- Flying Aerophobia
- Blood Hemophobia
- School Scolionophobia
- Birds Ornithophobia
- Confined spaces Claustrophobia
- Open spaces/crowds Agoraphobia
- Buttons Koumpounophobia
- Thunder/lightening Astraphobia
- Vomiting Emetophobia
- Speaking in public Glossophobia
- Spiders Arachnophobia
- Dogs Cynophobia
- The Dark Nyctophobia
- Heights Acrophobia
- Insects Insectophobia
- Germs Verminophobia
- Snakes Ophidiophobia

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Children’s hypnotherapy include positive suggestions for confidence and self-esteem. The process is aimed at helping your child overcome or manage the presenting symptom.
Confidentiality and your child’s welfare is my prime concern. Everything I do or say is always done with that in mind. Please see my statement on confidentiality on my session information page.
Initial Consultation
Contact me to arrange a time for an initial consultation. All your questions can be answered and we can agree and decide together how to take things forward.
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