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Hypnotherapy is commonly misunderstood to be something mysterious and strange. In reality it is more like a relaxed state the kind of state you find yourself in when you are day dreaming. When you are in this state your subconscious is more relaxed and open to suggestions. This is where you can speak to your subconscious and change habits and unwanted behaviours.
Psychotherapy is a talking therapy that enables you to talk through what is keeping you awake at night. We all feel much better after getting things off our chest and talking is a proven way to induce a sense of Wellbeing and feeling good.
The short answer to this is yes, but it is up to you how deep you go. Some people may find that they are a bit resistant at first. Very often it is fear of the unknown. However, when you realise that it is just a nice peaceful state of mind they find it easier to let go. Letting go is a good step to health and wellbeing.
Absolutely not. A Hypnotherapist/Psychotherapist is there to help you. Your mental health and wellbeing are very important to us and our credibility and reputation are only as good as our word. Psychotherapy and Hypnotherapy are regulated under UKCP guidelines.
There is no definitive answer to this I'm afraid. This will depend very much on what comes out in the consultation and what the underlying issue is. Some people find their issue is resolved in one session. Others may need a period of time to work through their issues.
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When you contact me via email or the website:
Name
Email address
Contact telephone number
Any information we discuss that will help with the treatment.
What will happen to this information?
The information will be used to contact you about what you want to get from the treatment and set up our meeting. If you decide to work with me I will give you a full copy of the privacy policy. Your information will only be seen by you, me and possibly a supervisor who oversees my work.
I may ask you for information about your GP contact details. The only need for this is if you under medical supervision and it may prevent us from working together. However, we will discuss all of this at our first meeting.
I will also ask for next of kin in case of any emergencies. This has never happened but it is there just in case.
GDPR Rules
You are entitled to have full access to your records.
Records can only be kept for as long as they are required and will be stored securely until the time they are shredded.
All records are kept confidential and will only be released if ordered to by a court of law, if there is the possibility of a crime or if someone is at risk.
You information will not be used for marketing or by any third person or organisation.
I am sure that we can work out and discuss any complaints you may have with me or the service. However, should you wish to make a complaint the procedure is as follows,
If you would like to report a complaint about a psychotherapist or psychotherapeutic counsellor to the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP), please complete this form either by hand or electronically and send it to the address at the bottom of this form.
The aim of this form is to provide the UKCP with:
the basic information needed to identify you and the individual you wish to make a complaint against; and
details of your complaint needed t investigate the matter.
Please note that due to the measures introduced by the Government in response to COVID-19, all our staff are working from home. This means we have limited access to our post and we would strongly advise that you send your complaint by email to complaints@ukcp.org.uk and not by post where possible.
If you would like to discuss your concerns with a member of the Complaints and Conduct Team, or if you need help to fill in this form, please call us on 020 7014 9493 or 020 7014 9978.
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